Lange v. Hoyt

The appellant assigns error in the refusal of the court to set aside the verdicts in favor of the plaintiffs; in refusing to charge the jury in some particulars as requested by the defendant, and also in the charge as delivered.

From the evidence, the jury might reasonably have found the following facts: May 2d, 1930, the plaintiff Minelda Lange, a minor eight years of age, was alighting from a school bus then stationary and facing in a northeasterly direction upon the right-hand side of the Georgetown-Bethel Turnpike, a highway in the town of Redding. The bus was standing approximately…