Napper v. KENWOOD DRIVE-IN THEATRE COMPANY

STANLEY, Commissioner.

This is a suit by two young men and a thirteen year old boy, appellants herein, seeking damages in large sums from the appellee, Kenwood Drive-In Theatre Company, for personal injuries sustained by assaults by a group of young men at the appellee’s outdoor theatre. The theory of the alleged liability is that the appellee negligently allowed the premises to become disorderly and knowingly permitted “dangerous and disorderly patrons to remain on the premises,” and these persons had assaulted and injured the plaintiffs. The case was submitted to the ■court on the…