Davis v. Campbell
204 N.E.2d 447, 348 Mass. 783
Opinion
Exceptions overruled. On any rational view of the evidence, which we need not detail, relating to a collision involving three motor vehicles, it cannot be said that the plaintiffs’ injuries were caused by the negligence of any person other than the defendant Alexander, against whom judgments have been entered. The judge was right in entering verdicts for the defendant Campbell under leave reserved.
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Davis v. Campbell, 204 N.E.2d 447, 348 Mass. 783 (Mass. 1965).
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