Rand v. Long Island Rail Road

The infant plaintiff in this action suffered severe personal injuries while playing with a companion on the property of the defendant railroad at about five o ’clock in the afternoon of May 8, 1944. He testified that he was fifteen and one-half years old at the time of the accident and that he was then a high school student in the fifth form. He and his companion of about the same age gained access to the spot where the accident happened by the following route: they entered an open lot of the defendant railroad located at the corner of Pitkin Avenue and Junius Street in Brooklyn. They walked…