MacK v. Clinch
Supreme Court of Connecticut
1Opinion of the Court
Pee Ctteiam.
The plaintiff, Lewis Mack, was injured when he slipped and fell on an icy driveway located between a building owned by the named defendant and one owned by the defendant Henry Perzanowski in New Britain. After a trial to a jury a verdict was rendered in his favor against only the defendant Perzanowski (hereafter the defendant), who has taken this appeal from the judgment rendered thereon.
Although the defendant has filed six assignments of error, we find his attacks on the finding, which is subject to correction, 1 and Ms challenge to the court’s charge on the issue of “control” of…
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