Ladd v. New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad

These are the defendant’s exceptions taken at a trial of an action brought by the four occupants of an automobile to recover damages for injuries sustained when *118the said automobile struck the center of a freight train travelling across a public crossing in. Sudbury at about midnight on February 3, 1951. All four occupants recovered for personal injuries. Besides, the jury found for Ladd for consequential damages for injuries to his wife and also for damage to his automobile. The case went to the jury upon common law counts, including the alleged failure of the defendant to give adequate…