Courtney v. Connecticut Co.
88 A. 716, 87 Conn. 708, 1913 Conn. LEXIS 154
Opinion
The jury could not, upon the evidence presented in this case, reasonably have found that the plaintiff was free from negligence proximately contributing to produce the injuries complained of. A verdict for the defendant was therefore properly directed. Fay v. Hartford & Springfield Street Ry. Co., 81 Conn. 330, 338, 71 Atl. 364.
There is no error.
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