Young v. Boy Scouts of America

This is an action for damages for injuries suffered by the plaintiff Harold P. Young. Demurrers interposed by the several defendants were sustained and from the ensuing judgment the plaintiffs have appealed.

The' amended complaint alleged that the Boy Scouts of America is a corporation organized and existing under an act of Congress; that it is engaged in the mental and physical training of boys; that it is also engaged in the business of selling certain clothing and other equipment to its members for profit and in publishing two magazines; that it was carrying on its business in California…