Davis v. Margolis

This case first came to this court upon the plaintiff’s appeal from a judgment for the defendant and that judgment was reversed, the Superior Court being directed “to render judgment for the plaintiff, after hearing had upon the single issue of damages, for such damages as the plaintiff has established by legal proof.” Davis v. Margolis, 107 Conn. 417, 425, 140 Atl. 823. Upon the second hearing the defendant objected to the evidence offered to show damages on the ground that the negligence causing the death of the plaintiff’s decedent was that of the son and the father, who were heirs and…