Dickson v. Bounds

To compensate an alleged personal injury received by appellee while riding down a toboggan slide at Edgewater Beach, near Alma, Arkansas, a place of amusement operated and controlled by appellant, this suit was instituted.

In effect, the complaint alleged that on August 20, 1933, by invitation appellee paid to appellant the sum of twenty cents for the privilege of using the toboggan slide for thirty minutes, and, while riding down same in the usual and customary manner and while in the exercise of due care for his own safety, the wheels or runners on the sled were caused by the carelessness…