Braselton v. Brazell

1. The doctrine of the so-called “turntable cases,” -which constitutes an exception to the general rule that an occupier of land is under no duty to keep his premises safe for trespassers, but under which it has been held that a dangerous and attractive instrumentality such as a turntable must be kept on the land with ordinary care to protect children, who might reasonably be attracted thereby, will be strictly limited; and the doctrine will not be extended so as to have application to a motor-truck which is being driven by an agent of the owner on city streets or the premises of another.…