Gnau v. Ackerman
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
Appeal from Jefferson Circuit Court (Common Pleas Branch, Third Division).
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion op the Court by
Judge Carroll
Affirming.
In August, 1911, Jokn Ackerman, a little boy between two and three years of age, sustained severe, painful and permanent personal injuries by falling into a bed of slaking- lime, commonly known as a mortar bed, wbicb had been placed in the carriageway of Magnolia Avenue, one of the streets of the city of Louisville. To recover damages for the injuries so sustained, he brought this *260suit by his father as next friend against P. J. Gnau, the •owner of the adjacent building in which it was intended to use the mortar that was being prepared for use; T.…
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