Sikora v. Bauer

Generally speaking, the negligence charged against Bauer is that he employed and permitted the boy to perform such service and neglected to keep a lookout for passing automobiles and warn the boy of thé one that killed him or caution him of the dangers incident to such service.

In the charge the court, after defining negligence, instructed the jury to determine whether Bauer was negligent “in any one or all of the particulars complained of in the petition”; the court also charged the jury that Bauer was negligent if he failed to exercise “that degree of care which persons of ordinary care and…