Goudreau v. Ouelette
Supreme Judicial Court of Maine
1Opinion of the CourtStuegis, J.
In the. early evening of March 18, 1933, the defendant, Alfred B. Ouelette, while driving his light Ford truck westerly along Elm Street in the City of Biddeford, ran' into Marie Goudreau, who brings the action of negligence here numbered 1,472 for the personal injuries she received. Her husband, Jean-Baptiste Goudreau, in number 1,473 seeks compensation for his expenses and losses resulting from his wife’s accident. The cases were tried together and the verdicts were for the defendant. Exceptions to the refusal of the presiding Justice to give requested instructions were reserved by the…
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