Milham v. Paul Mitrano, Inc.

In this action of tort the plaintiff Milham recovered damages for personal injuries, and the plaintiff Dexter C. Lewis, now deceased,1 recovered damages to his automobile. The plaintiffs claimed that the damages resulted from the defective repair by the defendant of the positraction differential in the rear end of the automobile (the Lewis car) and that on December 27, 1965, because of the defective repair, the Lewis car went out of control and collided with another automobile. The defendant’s bill of exceptions raises first the issue whether there was sufficient evidence so that a jury could…