Osterman v. Peters

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• upholding directed verdict in favor of defendant whose negligence in leaving swimming pool unattended led to death of 4% year old infant trespasser
• upholding directed verdict in favor of defendant whose negligence in leaving swimming pool unattended led to death of 4 1/2 year old infant trespasser
• upholding directed verdict in favor of defendant whose negligence in leaving swimming pool unattended led to death of 4-1/2 year old infant trespasser
• upholding directed verdict in favor of defendant whose negligence in leaving swimming pool unattended led to death of 4-1/2 year old infant trespasser
• “A trespasser can acquire no such right except in case of willful injury. The mere violation of a statute would not give it.”
• \A trespasser can acquire no such right except in case of willful injury. The mere violation of a statute would not give it.\

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).