Boyd v. Hubbell

Opinion by

Mr. Justice Hall.

The parties appear here in the same order as in the trial court. We refer to them by name or as plaintiffs and defendants.

In the trial court Diane Boyd, age six, sought to recover damages for injuries to the index and ring fingers of her left hand. In her complaint she alleges that on July 19, 1960, she was an invitee of the defendants at their bowling alley, and as she was seeking to replace in the ball rack a too-heavy bowling ball for a lighter one, she slipped and fell on a melted pile of ice cream located on an approach or landing to the alleys, and suffered…