· 11/15/1966
Lynch v. Motel Enterprises, Inc.
Citations
- 151 S.E.2d 435
- 248 S.C. 490
- 1966 S.C. LEXIS 214
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- finding it a jury question whether or not child was attracted to the pool in which he drowned
- finding it a jury question whether or not child was attracted to the pool in which he drowned
- finding owner or occupier of land may be liable for injuries to children of tender years, whether licensees or trespassers, if children are likely to come into contact with an obvious danger that could be reasonably anticipated and prevented by owner or occupier
- case properly submitted to jury where there is evidence of unreasonable risk of harm to a child
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Judges: Brailsford, Moss, Lewis, Bussey, Legge
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