Peace v. Gabourel

The sole question presented in these cases, which come to this court by report of a judge of the Superior *314Court, is “whether, viewing the evidence and the reasonable inferences therefrom in its aspect most favorable to the plaintiffs, the evidence would warrant a finding of gross negligence.” The trial judge ruled as matter of law that the evidence was not sufficient to warrant a finding of gross negligence, and found for the defendant in each case. By the terms of the report, in the event that the “Supreme Judicial Court concludes that the evidence would warrant a finding of gross…