Scroggins v. City of Harlingen
Texas Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Sharp
The sole question presented in this case involves the liability of a municipal corporation for injuries sustained by a person by reason of the defective condition of an amusement device operated for profit in a public park owned by such municipal corporation.
Fred R. Scroggins brought this suit against the City of Harlingen and a group of other defendants, designated herein as the Carnival Company, for injuries received by him when he was riding on an amusement device known as the “Merry Mix-up,” being operated by the Carnival Company on a City-owned park as a part of the annual midwinter…
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