LeGault v. Klebba

On a spring evening in • 1964, Leonard Gosdzinski allegedly became intoxicated "at a private wedding reception, sponsored by the third-party defendants, the appellees herein. Upon leaving the reception, he stopped at the tavern owned by the appellant and consumed a shot of whiskey. The appellant claims Mr. Gosdzinski was loud and belligerent at the tavern and that he sold him a drink just to get rid of him. If the appellant indeed desired to have Mr. Gosdzinski leave the establishment, he was successful, for he soon departed in his auto. However, he. did not go far, as he was fatally injured…