Dynas v. Nagowski
Appellate Division of the Supreme Court of the State of New York
1Opinion of the Court
*145OPINION OF THE COURT
Hurlbutt, J.
This case presents the issue, apparently one of first impression in New York, whether a parent who allegedly consented to the hosting of a party at his home by his adult children in his absence may be held liable, based on an alleged agency relationship between the parent and his children, for the negligent failure of the children to control the conduct of others at the party. Even assuming, arguendo, that the parent consented to the hosting of the party, we conclude that no agency relationship was thereby created and thus conclude that Supreme Court should…
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