Aaker v. Quissell

[i] Some time after dark on the evening of September n, 1929, plaintiff who was then nine years old was riding in an automobile owned and being driven by one Currington. They were traveling south on a graveled public highway. Plaintiff had no interest in the car in which they were riding and took no part in the driving or management of the same, nor was he paying for the ride. He was merely taking a ride as the invited guest of Currington. The road on which plaintiff was traveling passes through a farm occupied by the defendants. The dwelling house occupied -by defendants is about 160 feet…