Leslie v. Delaware Racing Ass'n

OPINION

LAYTON, District Judge.

From the depositions, answers to interrogatories and other moving papers, the uncontradicted facts of this case are found to be as follows:

On July 16, 1964, Robert F. Leslie, 70 years of age, attended a race meeting at Delaware Park at the invitation of Wilmington Trust Company. Plaintiff is an automobile dealer and did extensive loan business through the Trust Company, which, on one or more occasions had staged a luncheon at Delaware Park for the benefit of such dealers, including plaintiff.1 On this occasion, plaintiff drove from his home in Port Deposit,…