Halada v. Venice Lake Park, Inc.
California Court of Appeal
1Opinion of the CourtDoran, J.
This is an appeal from the judgment in favor of defendants.
The action is for personal injuries. Defendants are the owner and operators of a children’s amusement park. As recited in appellant’s brief, “The defendants operated a concession where, for a consideration, children were offered an opportunity to ride a pony around a circular track. On that date (October 7, 1951), the plaintiff Noretta Halada, aged 12 years, accompanied by a friend, Rosalie Doering, aged 15 years, paid her money and was assigned one of the ponies. The only employee of the defendant on the premises was 15-year-old Pat…
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