Fahey v. Clark

The plaintiff, a pedestrian crossing Stratford Avenue in Stratford, was struck and injured by an automobile driven by the named defendant and owned by the other. There were thirty-six assignments of error, only seven of which are pursued on the defendants’ brief. This course of action, especially without notice to the plaintiff, placed an undue burden on him in briefing the case for this court.

Since we feel bound to send the case back for a new trial because of an important ruling on evidence, our discussion of the case is confined to that point. The other rulings on evidence were obviously…