Supreme Court of Connecticut May 25, 1909 (Stedman v. O'Neil)

Prentice, J.

The defendant objects to the charge, upon the ground that it did not sufficiently impress upon the minds of the jury the fact that the plaintiff was bound to establish freedom from negligence on the part of himself and his intestate. By this statement it is not intended to complain of the court’s instructions upon the subject of imputed negligence.