Wheeler v. Jones
Utah Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
ELLETT, Justice:
The plaintiff, Brent Wheeler, a twelve-year-old lad, paid twenty cents for the privilege of swimming in a pool operated in connection with defendants’ business .of selling garden supplies and swimming pools and equipment. The pool was'used exclu*394sively by children from four to fifteen years of age. Approximately thirty-six children per day were permitted to swim in the pool in groups of twelve per each two-hour shift.
Entrance to the pool was through a doorway leading from the store which could be closed by a sliding glass door. Plaintiff had been in the pool on two other…
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