Giancarlo v. Karabanowski
Supreme Court of Connecticut
1Opinion of the CourtMaltbie, C. J.
The finding, in which no material change can be made, presents the following facts: The plaintiff was operating his motorcycle in a southerly direction on Church Street in Naugatuck, following an automobile referred to as the Sheridan car. Another automobile, owned by the defendant Theodore Karabanowski, was being driven by the other defendant, James Karabanowski, as his agent, in a northerly direction on the same street upon his right-hand side of the road, at a speed of twenty-five miles an hour. As the two cars approached, the Sheridan car suddenly swerved to its left across the center…
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