Kolensky v. Defrancesco

Pee C ubi am.

The jury might reasonably have found that the defendant’s husband, while operating an automobile, ran against and knocked down plaintiff while she was crossing Campbell Avenue in West Haven, and that the negligence of the operator of the automobile was the proximate cause of the accident, to which the plaintiff in no wise contributed. The only question in the case which furnished the slightest basis for the appeal, was the claim of the defendant that the evidence did not enable the jury to find that the automobile at this time was being operated by an agent of the defendant while…