Legal Opinion
Sistrunk v. Audubon Park Natatorium, Inc.
Louisiana Court of Appeal
Decided December 16, 1935No. 15025PublishedCited by 13 opinions
1Opinion of the Court
JANVIER, Judge.
On June 19, 1933, William T. Sistrunk, the ten year old son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph S. Sistrunk, fell from the elevated platform of an amusement device known as a “shoot-the-chute,” located at the Audubon Park Natatorium, or outdoor, swimming pool in New Orleans. He fell to the concrete pavement below the elevated end of the device and sustained injuries consisting, principally, in the loss of several of his permanent, or adult teeth, and one of his first, or “baby” teeth.
The said natatorium or swimming pool, though located in Audubon Park, is not operated by the park…
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