Young v. Dalidowicz
Appellate Division of the Supreme Court of the State of New York
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION OF THE COURT
Mangano, J.
In Nolechek v Gesuale (46 NY2d 332), the Court of Appeals held that an alleged tort-feasor, who may be liable in damages for injuries suffered by an infant child, may seek indemnity or contribution from the injured child’s parent when the child’s injury, and the tort-feasor’s consequent tort liability, resulted from the parent’s negligence in entrusting a dangerous instrument to the child. The sole question raised on this appeal is whether a skateboard is a dangerous instrument within the meaning of the holding of the Court of Appeals in Nolechek (supra).
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