Skerl v. Willow Creek Coal Co.
Utah Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
MOFFAT, Justice.
Martina Skerl was a minor at the time this action was brought. By the time the case was at issue and tried, she had reached her majority and was substituted for her guardian ad litem, John Skerl, her father. After alleging the corporate existence of the defendant, plaintiff avers that on March 20,1933, she was with four others, boys and girls, invited by the defendant company to visit the mine known as the “Willow Creek Mine” belonging to and operated by the defendant; that, pursuant to the invitation, plaintiff and the others visited the mine at about the hour of 9 o’clock in…
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