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LAVIERI v. ULYSSES

149 Conn. 396 (1962)

PROSPER F. LAVIERI v. GEORGE ULYSSES ET AL. CHARLES H. CONNELL v. STEVEN FEDUS ET AL. J. ERIC CHADWICK ET AL. v. STEVEN F. FEDUS ET AL.

Supreme Court of Connecticut.

Decided April 5, 1962.

Attorney(s) appearing for the Case

William R. Davis, for the appellant-appellee (plaintiff in the first case) and the appellee (plaintiff in the second case); with him, in the first case, were Carmine Lavieri and, on the brief, Leon Ris-Cassi; with him, on the brief in the second case, were Leon RisCassi and Edward S. Downes, Jr.

Charles G. Albom, with whom was Bernard Greenberg, for the appellees-appellants (defendants Fedus in the first case) and the appellants (defendants in the second and third cases).

Joseph P. Kenny, with whom was Thomas F. Wall, for the appellees (plaintiffs in the third case).

BALDWIN, C. J., KING, MURPHY, SHEA and ALCORN, JS.

KING, J.

At about 11 o'clock in the evening of October 11, 1956, Prosper F. Lavieri, the plaintiff in the first case, and Florence M. Bonuomo, a plaintiff in the third case, were passengers in a Studebaker sedan which was owned by Charles H. Connell, the plaintiff in the second case, and was being operated by J. Eric Chadwick, the other plaintiff in the third case, in a northerly direction on route 85 in Salem. A car which was owned by Harry A.

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