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· 5/29/1997

Wright v. Town of Old Saybrook

Citations

  • 241 Conn. 911
  • 695 A.2d 542
  • 1997 Conn. LEXIS 294

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  • “[W]here the question can be decided by such experience and knowledge as are ordinarily found in the common business of life, the jury [is] competent to draw the inferences from the facts without having the opinions of witnesses.”

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Judges: McDonald

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