Add to ORKGPlaintiff, a woman in good health, was caught in the defectively operated doors of the defendant\u27s bus, as she was about to follow other passengers off the bus. She was released within two minutes. The doors of the bus being encased in rubber, plaintiff received no bruises, abrasions or other physical injuries; but she did suffer thereby a nervous disturbance manifesting itself in paralysis in several parts of her body. Held, plaintiff cannot recover for injuries resulting from emotional disturbance caused by the defendant\u27s negligence because there was no physical injury concurrent with the emotional disturbance. Davis v. Cleveland Ry., 135 Ohio St. 401, 21 N. E. (2d) 169 (1939)
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In Bass v. Nooney Co., the Supreme Court of Missouri abandoned the rule that a defendant is not liab...
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court has held that plaintiff could recover for physical injuries resulting...
Plaintiff, a woman in good health, was caught in the defectively operated doors of the defendant\u27...
Plaintiffs (husband, wife, and three children) incurred physical injuries and a fourth child was bur...
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A review of Ohio cases reveals that Ohio law declares there cannot be recovery for mental distress u...
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The early decisions involving negligently inflicted emotional distress and resulting physical injuri...
Appellee brought an action in tort to recover damages for mental anguish suffered when appellant had...
Defendant, while asleep on the rear seat of the automobile driven by plaintiff, kicked the back of t...
While visiting defendant\u27s farm, plaintiff was injured pushing defendant from the path of her own...
Plaintiff alleged that while driving on a two-lane highway, he was overtaken by defendant, who attem...
Defendant negligently sold unlabeled poisoned bran, thereby causing the death of or permanent injury...
Decedent was the close neighbor of the plaintiff and her husband. While they were absent from home, ...
In Bass v. Nooney Co., the Supreme Court of Missouri abandoned the rule that a defendant is not liab...
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court has held that plaintiff could recover for physical injuries resulting...
Plaintiff, a woman in good health, was caught in the defectively operated doors of the defendant\u27...
Plaintiffs (husband, wife, and three children) incurred physical injuries and a fourth child was bur...
Mental distress situations occur throughout the field of torts in cases ranging from assault and tre...
A review of Ohio cases reveals that Ohio law declares there cannot be recovery for mental distress u...
Plaintiff alleged that defendant used vile and abusive language toward her on a public street; that ...
After boarding a trolley owned and operated by defendant, plaintiff-dropped her return slip. Holding...
The early decisions involving negligently inflicted emotional distress and resulting physical injuri...
Appellee brought an action in tort to recover damages for mental anguish suffered when appellant had...
Defendant, while asleep on the rear seat of the automobile driven by plaintiff, kicked the back of t...
While visiting defendant\u27s farm, plaintiff was injured pushing defendant from the path of her own...
Plaintiff alleged that while driving on a two-lane highway, he was overtaken by defendant, who attem...
Defendant negligently sold unlabeled poisoned bran, thereby causing the death of or permanent injury...
Decedent was the close neighbor of the plaintiff and her husband. While they were absent from home, ...
In Bass v. Nooney Co., the Supreme Court of Missouri abandoned the rule that a defendant is not liab...
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court has held that plaintiff could recover for physical injuries resulting...