Sorrow v. Seloff
Court of Appeals of Georgia
1Opinion of the Court
Benham, Judge.
Appellant brought this suit to recover damages for an injury she suffered while riding a motorbike her father bought from Mrs. Seloff. The motorbike was originally purchased by one of Mrs. SelofFs children, who sold it to his brother after replacing the engine with one from a lawn mower. The injury occurred when appellant’s leg came into contact with a part of the starter of the motorbike which was exposed.
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