Coffin v. Faggella

The question presented for decision in this personal injury action is whether the trial court properly determined from the papers and affidavits in the file (Practice Book § 299) that no genuine issue of material fact existed which would warrant submission of the case to the jury.1

This controversy arose out of a collision involving two automobiles in which the named plaintiff and her passenger, Fannie Bono, sustained personal injuries. The accident occurred on March 30, 1966, on Huntington Turnpike near the corner of East Pasadena Place, in the city of Bridgeport. This action was brought on…