Leopold v. Williams

OPINION

By CARPENTER, J.

On April 3, 1934, plaintiff, Irma M. Leopold, was six years and five months old. Her father was engaged in the battery business and jointly with a service garage man occupied a building on Moore Street in Toledo. The front of that building was three feet from the inside line of a concrete sidewalk in front of it, which was six feet wide, and eighteen feet from the curb. There was a concrete driveway into the building through doors having a width clearance of 8 feet and 8 inches. The defendant, Clarence L. Williams, was tngaged in retailing gasoline from a 350-gallon…