Bell v. Leatherwood

McMurray, Presiding Judge.

This case arose when a ten-speed bicycle, ridden by Zachary Leatherwood, a seven-year-old child, hit an automobile driven by Elbert Bell. The trial court denied Bell’s motion for summary judgment, and we granted his application for interlocutory review.

Viewing the evidence most strongly against Bell, the moving party, and giving Zachary Leatherwood, the party opposing the motion, the benefit of all inferences that may fairly and reasonably be drawn from the record, as we are bound to do, Vizzini v. Blonder, 165 Ga. App. 840 (303 SE2d 38), we find the following: On…