Gross v. Loft, Inc.
Supreme Court of Connecticut
1Opinion of the Court
Mai/tbie, C. J.
The finding, although in certain respects going somewhat beyond the evidence, cannot be corrected in any respect materially affecting the issues upon this appeal. From it the following facts appear: The mother of the plaintiff purchased for her from the defendant a bar of nut chocolate which it had manufactured. The mother took it to the plaintiff’s home and gave it to her. The plaintiff placed it in a refrigerator till later in the day, when she took it out, removed the foil wrapping which was about it and broke it into pieces, so that she and some guests might eat it. While…
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