Monaghan v. DiPaulo Construction Co.

How courts have described this case

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• “an inference of negligence cannot be established on inferences which are merely speculative in nature”
• plaintiff had no memory of accident and admitted he did not know how it happened and the only witness did not know why accident occurred
• \an inference of negligence cannot be established on inferences which are merely speculative in nature\
• the inference the plaintiff sought to establish as the cause of his accident was merely speculative in nature; thus, he could not show the proximate cause element and his cause of action predicated on negligence must fail
• the inference the plaintiff sought to establish as the cause of his accident was merely speculative in nature; thus, he could not show the proximate cause element and his cause of action predicated on negligence must fail

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).