Crowe v. Bixby
Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court
Two actions of tort, the first action being by the administrator of the estate of Margaret E. Crowe for the causing of the conscious suffering and the death of the decedent through the falling of a piazza upon premises let to her by the defendant, alleged to have been due to a defective condition which was permitted to exist by reason of negligence of the defendant; and the second action being for personal injuries received by a guest of the plaintiff’s intestate who was…
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Two actions of tort, the first action being by the administrator of the estate of Margaret E. Crowe for the causing of the conscious suffering and the death of the decedent through the falling of a piazza upon premises let to her by the defendant, alleged to have been due to a defective condition which was permitted to exist by reason of negligence of the defendant; and the second action being for personal injuries received by a guest of the plaintiff’s intestate who was injured by the same accident. Writs dated, respectively, September 10 and September 9, 1918. The actions were tried…
1Opinion of the CourtCrosby, J.
The first action is brought by the administrator of the estate of Margaret E. Crowe to recover for her death and conscious suffering caused by the falling on July 14, 1918, of a piazza, which was a part of the premises let to her by the defendant. The second action is brought to recover for personal injuries received in the same accident by the plaintiff, Mary A. Crowe, who *251was the daughter-in-law of the intestate and was visiting her on July 14,1918, the date of the accident. By the terms of the stipulation recited in the report, judgment is to be entered on the verdicts, if the cases were…
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