Document Type
Student Note
Abstract
With the recent adoption of the West Virginia Rules of Civil Procedure, the function of the pleadings in an action is to give notice. Formulation of the issues for trial is now left largely to deposition and discovery practice under Rules 26 through 37, and pre-trial conferences under Rule 16. An exception to this concept of notice-pleading is Rule 9, which requires that some items be pleaded specially. The scope of this note is to examine one subdivision of the rule: "special damage." In particular, the examination of this subdivision will be directed to the inquiry of whether a permanent injury to the person is a special damage.
Recommended Citation
Nick G. Zegrea,
Permanent Injury: General or Special Damage,
64
W. Va. L. Rev.
(1962).
Available at:
https://researchrepository.wvu.edu/wvlr/vol64/iss4/5