Shea, J. (dissenting). I disagree with the conclusion reached by the majority that there was sufficient evidence to support a reasonable inference, as stated in the opinion, “that both defendants had actual knowledge of the needle in the plaintiff’s body from the time of the May 18, 1967 operation and that they had fraudulently concealed this knowledge.” The only evidence relied upon…
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