Cullinan v. Tetrault

This is an action to recover for personal injuries sustained by plaintiff’s intestate through the alleged negligent sale by defendant’s servant to one Freeman of a poisonous preparation known as oil of checkerberrv, in place of essence of checkerberry; the poison was taken by deceased and resulted in his death.

The case is reported to the Law Court for determination of the legal rights of the parties, upon so much of the evidence as is legally admissible; the certificate of the presiding Justice is in the usual form. All technical questions of pleading are deemed to be waived. Whitman v.…