Bourn v. Herring

How courts have described this case

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• “The Civil Practice Act . . . has 5 eliminated issue pleading and substituted notice pleading.”
• even where property has been made available to the public \for advertising purposes and to promote the sale of the [property owner's] products\ it still may fall within RPA protections
• “The danger of drowning in water is a palpable and manifest peril, the knowledge of which is chargeable to [persons] in the absence of a showing of want of ordinary capacity.” (emphasis supplied)

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).