Gramaldi v. Zeglio

Pee OuEiAvr.

This case is before on a plaintiff's rule to show cause. The question involved is whether the trial court ruled properly in directing the jury to return a verdict in favor of one of the above defendants. Peter Zeglio. The suit was instituted by the plaintiff, Granialdi, against three physicians for malpractice. The evidence showed that on July 9th, 1922, Granialdi was in front of the station of the Central Railroad Company, at Plainfield, New Jersey. He was with a friend by the name of Lang. They were in a Ford car waiting for Mrs. Lang to return from New York. When Mrs. Lang did…