Levy v. Senofonte

On September 8, 1959, at about noon, the plaintiff’s 1959 Buick was being operated in a northerly direction on Groton Street in Old Lyme by the plaintiff’s daughter, Norma Tanguay. The plaintiff did not know how to drive, and, since the death of her husband, the Buick had been driven *651customarily by Mrs. Tanguay. At this time, the plaintiff and Mrs. Tanguay, with Mrs. Tanguay’s two small children, were vacationing for several days in Old Lyme, occupying a cottage owned by Mrs. Tanguay’s father-in-law. On this particular occasion, Mrs. Tanguay, unaccompanied by the plaintiff, was returning from…