O'HANLEY v. Ninety-Nine, Inc.

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• proximate causation of injuries to drunken patron injured while dancing on the bar
• inference of obvious intoxication could be drawn from evidence that patron consumed at least fifteen beers and six martinis
• “the question of the proximate cause of the plaintiff’s injury is one for the jury”
• “[T]he question of the proximate cause of the plaintiffs injury is one for the jury”
• consumption of fifteen beers and six martinis sufficient to infer that individual \would have displayed some outward manifestation of intoxication\
• degree of intoxication is evidence of negligence which is to be weighed by the jury in determining percentages of negligence to be assigned under comparative negligence statute

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).