Caputo v. Wells

The jury might reasonably have found: On a clear day, in broad daylight, the plaintiff, before attempting to cross Fairfield Avenue in the business center of Bridgeport at a point in the middle of a long block about four and one half feet from the rear of defendant’s automobile, which was parked parallel with the curb and facing the east, looked and saw the car was motionless. She then left the curb, walked directly across the street to a point on a line with the left or north side of the car and was standing there a moment waiting for traffic to pass before continuing across the street.…