Skladzien v. W. M. Sutherland Building & Construction Co.
Supreme Court of Connecticut
1Opinion of the CourtWheeleb, C. J.
The defendant was engaged in the construction of a theatre in Meriden, and on the night of December 23d, .1921, the plaintiff, accompanied by three men, went into the theatre uninvited and was ordered out. They left as directed and, while walking along a passway, which was a part of the theatre property, on the way to the street, the plaintiff fell in a ditch across a part of the passway and suffered injuries. The defendant claimed that the plaintiff was a trespasser when upon the theatre premises. The admitted facts fully support this claim.
Plaintiff assigns as errors, the refusal to charge,…
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