Decker v. Roberts

This case has been before us twice before, as appears in 125 Conn. 150 and 126 Conn. 478. Upon the first appeal we held that the court erred in refusing to set aside a verdict for the plaintiff predicated on the defendant’s wanton misconduct. In the second we sustained the defendant’s appeal because of the court’s failure to give the jury any rule or method for determining the point of intersection of the centers of the two highways forming the intersection where the collision between the parties’ automobiles occurred, out of which the action arose. The highways are Colebrook Road and the…