Supreme Court of Connecticut, 1931

Garriepy v. Ballou & Nagle, Inc.

Garriepy v. Ballou & Nagle, Inc.
Supreme Court of Connecticut · Decided May 4, 1931 · Maltbie, Haines, Hinman, Banks, Avery
160 A. 926; 114 Conn. 707; 1931 Conn. LEXIS 20

Garriepy v. Ballou & Nagle, Inc.

Opinion of the Court

Per Curiam.

The plaintiff sued the driver of an automobile and the named defendant as his employer, recovered a verdict of $75 against the driver but the verdict found the issues for the named defendant. The burden of the appeal is an attempt to hold the named defendant as employer. The basis of the plea in abatement and the motion is that even if a new trial were ordered it would not extend to the amount of damages and that the sum involved is too small to justify this court hearing the appeal. While this might be the result, on the other hand a new trial as to damages, as well, might be found necessary or warranted.

The motion is denied and the plea overruled.

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