145 Conn. 727 | Conn. | 1958
The plaintiff was the owner and operator of an automobile which was in collision, at an intersection, with an ambulance owned by the town of Fairfield and operated at the time by the defendant Edwards. After the impact, the plaintiff’s car proceeded a short distance and collided with a stand
The action of the trial court upon a motion to set aside a verdict is entitled to full support unless it abused its discretion. Allen v. Giuliano, 144 Conn. 573, 578, 135 A.2d 904; Brower v. Perkins, 135 Conn. 675, 681, 68 A.2d 146. Under the unusual facts in this case and in the absence of any assignment of error attacking the finding that no claim was made that Mihaley’s conduct after the first collision was negligent, we cannot hold that the court abused its broad discretion.
There is no error.