Forrest v. Turlay
Oregon Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtBelt, J.
This is an action to recover damages for personal injuries sustained by Vincent Forrest, a boy eleven years of age, who was struck by an automobile driven by defendant. Oh July 11, 1925, at about one-thirty in the afternoon, the defendant was driving on the Lower Columbia River Highway through the City of Rainier. It was a clear day and the concrete pavement was dry. At time of the accident this boy and a few of his playmates were engaged in the prank of placing a purse on the pavement for the purpose of attracting the attention of passing motorists. A long string was attached to the purse…
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