Monteith v. Manchester Rendering Co.

The plaintiff was an epileptic, and the defendant excepted to the instruction that its knowledge of the plaintiff’s disease was a circumstance in the light of which its conduct in furnishing a place for him to work was to be judged. Whether the plaintiff had an attack of his disease at the time he was hurt was an issue submitted to the jury without objection, and the defendant’s position here taken that there was no evidence of the .plaintiff’s suffering from an attack when hurt may not be maintained. The non-objection to the submission of the issue was a consent to it, and the implied ruling…