Mitnick v. Whalen Brothers, Inc.
Supreme Court of Connecticut
1Opinion of the CourtMaltbie, C. J.
The complaint alleges that two automobiles, one driven by the agent of the defendant Whalen Brothers, Incorporated, and the other by the defendant Yakiwoezuk, collided with each other by reason of the negligence of both drivers while the plaintiff was upon the sidewalk close to them and that as a result she was badly frightened and immediately fainted, later had a miscarriage and suffered pain and nervous shock. The jury might reasonably have found that the cars collided at a street intersection with a considerable crash; that one of them was overturned and came to rest near the northeast…
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