Cambi v. Riverside Park Enterprises, Inc.

Exceptions overruled. The defendant amusement park operator maintained, fixed to a post, a metal sign eighteen inches high and twenty-four inches wide which, at a level six feet from the ground measured to its lower edge, projected over a black-topped walk laid out for the use of patrons. There were crowds, noise, excitement, and balloons in the vicinity of the sign. The plaintiff business invitee, six feet one-half inch tall, while moving briskly along the walk in pursuit of his infant son who had wandered ahead in the crowd, struck his head against the corner of the sign, sustaining…