Frohlich v. City of New Haven

Upon the evidence the jury could have found that on and for a time after February 2d, 1931, the sidewalk where the plaintiff fell on February 9th was covered by packed snow and patches of ice; they could not reasonably have found otherwise than that by February 7th the condition had been reduced to small patches of ice at various places on the walk. The jury, if acting reasonably, must have found, also, that between four-fifty p. m. on February 7th and four a. m on February 8th there fell a total of about three inches of snow, and that between six a. m. and nine p. m. of February 8th there…