· 2/17/1959
Virelli v. Benhattie, Inc.
Citations
- 146 Conn. 203
- 148 A.2d 760
- 1959 Conn. LEXIS 146
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- explaining that superseding cause and sole proximate cause are indistin- guishable concepts
- explaining that superseding cause and sole proximate cause are indistin- guishable concepts
- explaining that superseding cause and sole proximate cause are indistinguishable concepts
- ‘‘the determination whether negligence of [a third party] was such a super- seding cause as to prevent the antecedent negligence of the defendant from being a substantial factor in producing the plaintiff’s injuries was essential to a finding [of superseding cause]’’ [emphasis added]
- \the determination whether negligence of [a third party] was such a superseding cause as to prevent the antecedent negligence of the defendant from being a substantial factor in producing the plaintiff's injuries was essential to a finding [of superseding cause]\ [emphasis added]
- ‘‘the determination whether negligence of [a third party] was such a super- seding cause as to prevent the antecedent negligence of the defendant from being a substantial factor in producing the plaintiff’s injuries was essential to a finding [of superseding cause]’’ [emphasis added]
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Judges: Daly, Baldwin, King, Murphy, Mellitz
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