Acme Laundry v. Weinstein
Court of Appeals of Texas
Appeal from District Court, Tarrant County ; Marvin H. Brown, Judge. Action by E. Weinstein against the Acme Laundry. Judgment for plaintiff, and defendant appeals.
1Opinion of the Court
BUCK, J;
Sol Weinstein, son of appellee, nine years old, while going from school to his home, in passing through an alley at the rear of appellant’s building, was seriously and permanently injured by a barrel, which was thrown from an upper story .window of appellant’s building, coming in contact with his body. The injury was of such a nature as necessitated a surgical operation by which the right kidney of the boy was removed. He was in the hospital for several weeks, and after being removed to the home of his parents was confined to his bed for some time. Plaintiff alleged, and the evidence…
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