Lucier v. Meriden-Wallingford Sand & Stone Co.

This action arose out of a fatal accident on March 18, 1962, when the named plaintiff’s decedent, Leonard O. Lucier, who was operating a motorcycle on which the plaintiff Roger Gagnon was also riding, ran into a cable barrier maintained by the named defendant across its private road in Wallingford. Lucier died as a result of the colli sion, and Gagnon sustained injuries. From verdicts in favor of Gagnon and the administrator of Lucier’s estate, the named defendant, hereinafter called the defendant, has appealed. Assignments of error relate to the court’s refusal to include certain facts set…