Blyer v. Hershman

The action was one brought to recover damages for personal injuries suffered by the infant plaintiff by reason of the fall upon her of a spring which it is alleged was negligently, carelessly and recklessly maintained in the hallway of the premises owned and operated by the defendant. In its charge to the jury the trial court in substance instructed them that if the infant was non sui juris, the negligence, if any, of the parent or custodian of that child in permitting it to roam the hallways of that building under the circumstances and at the time untrammeled would, if found to be negligence…