Lefleur v. Liberty Laundry Co., 35 N.E.2d 482 (Mass. 1940). · Go Syfert
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Chester Lefleur
v.
Liberty Laundry Co. Inc.
Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court.
Jun 27, 1940.
35 N.E.2d 482
E. S. Searle & S. Keedy, for the defendant, submitted a brief., No argument nor brief for the plaintiff.
Published

Exceptions overruled. The plaintiff was hurt when the wheel of a truck in which he was riding fell into a pit around a cellar window. The grating over the pit was loose. The truck was operated by a fellow servant in the employ of the uninsured defendant. The auditor found the operator negligent. That finding warranted the verdict for the plaintiff. That finding did not purport to be a mere conclusion from subsidiary facts found. But subsidiary[*619] facts and other evidence outside the report tended to support the general finding of negligence.

E. S. Searle & S. Keedy, for the defendant, submitted a brief. No argument nor brief for the plaintiff.