The most controversial, thought-provoking negligence decision of the Connecticut Supreme Court last year, Bhinder v. Sun Oil Co., has been reversed by the legislature in a bill that now awaits approval by the governor. The Bhinder decision, reached by a narrowly divided court, allowed a defendant in an unsafe premises case to bring in the alleged shooter in a gas station attendant's wrongful-death suit.
May 24, 1999 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
The most controversial, thought-provoking negligence decision of the Connecticut Supreme Court last year, Bhinder v. Sun Oil Co., has been legislatively reversed by Public Act 99-69, and sent to the governor May 19 for signature.
The Aug. 11, 1998, Bhinder decision by a narrowly divided court allowed a defendant in an unsafe premises case to bring in the alleged shooter in a gas station attendant’s wrongful-death suit.
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