Spivey v. Lovett

1. Although “one into whose service another volunteers without his assent, express or implied, is not under the duties of a master toward a servant or required to anticipate or discover the peril of such volunteer, but is only bound, relatively to such volunteer, to use due care not to injure him after notice *336of his peril,” and where the plaintiff is such a mere volunteer, his “infancy can not change the relations of the parties or supply the place of negligence on the part of the defendant” (Atlanta & West Point R. Co. v. West, 121 Ga. 641, 49 S. E. 711, 67 L. R. A. 701, 104 Am. St. R. 179),…