Schneider v. Draper

Plaintiff had judgment. The first question is whether the court should have directed a verdict for defendants or entered judgment non obstante veredicto.

October 17, 1932, William D. Draper, one month under 15 years of age, driving his father’s car, started from the Saginaw high school to go to the athletic field, taking with him four fellow students, candidates for the high school football team, one of whom was manager, and at least two of whom were two years older than himself. Just after he started, two other candidates, plaintiff’s decedent (16 years old and weighing’ 160 pounds), and…