Add to ORKGPlaintiff, an eight year old girl, stopped on the way home with a playmate to play around a newspaper stand located on the edge of the sidewalk. The stand was maintained by a vendor who was licensed by the city. While the plaintiff was standing beside the stand, her playmate swung from the top, causing it to topple over on the plaintiff and gash her forehead. Despite medical care infection set in and a disfiguring scar resulted. There was evidence that the stand had fallen over previously for various reasons. Held, that the defendant city was negligent in not using reasonable care to protect children from a dangerous agency which it should have known would attract children from a place where they had a right to be. The city had also breache...
Defendant had unlawfully double parked his car, thereby blocking plaintiffs\u27 car which was parked...
Plaintiff\u27s decedent, a thirteen year old boy, was killed in a collision between his bicycle and ...
This Article explores the common law doctrine of attractive nuisance in Illinois and proposes a more...
A subrogee insurer sued for damages to a building resulting from acts of children trespassing on adj...
Children built a fire in the street outside defendant\u27s premises after business hours. They went ...
Defendant left on his land tractors which could easily be started by children in the neighborhood wh...
When confronted with a case involving a child plaintiff, attorneys and the courts should recognize ...
Plaintiff, an eleven-year-old boy, was injured when a lumber pile on which he was playing collapsed....
The history of the attractive nuisance rule shows that it stemmed from the turntable cases because...
Cuevas v. 73rd & Central Park West Corp., 26 A.D.2d 239, 272 N.Y.S.2d 41 (1st Dep\u27t 1966)
Plaintiff\u27s four-year-old daughter drowned in a pond on defendant\u27s land. The pond was from si...
Children deem it their prerogative to roam wherever they please. In particular, they have a tendency...
Plaintiff, a four-year-old child, accompanied his mother into defendant\u27s department store. Havin...
The infant plaintiff, during the dismissal of her class, was pushed or thrown from an exterior stair...
Defendants were engaged in excavation work, which required the use of compressed air. The air was co...
Defendant had unlawfully double parked his car, thereby blocking plaintiffs\u27 car which was parked...
Plaintiff\u27s decedent, a thirteen year old boy, was killed in a collision between his bicycle and ...
This Article explores the common law doctrine of attractive nuisance in Illinois and proposes a more...
A subrogee insurer sued for damages to a building resulting from acts of children trespassing on adj...
Children built a fire in the street outside defendant\u27s premises after business hours. They went ...
Defendant left on his land tractors which could easily be started by children in the neighborhood wh...
When confronted with a case involving a child plaintiff, attorneys and the courts should recognize ...
Plaintiff, an eleven-year-old boy, was injured when a lumber pile on which he was playing collapsed....
The history of the attractive nuisance rule shows that it stemmed from the turntable cases because...
Cuevas v. 73rd & Central Park West Corp., 26 A.D.2d 239, 272 N.Y.S.2d 41 (1st Dep\u27t 1966)
Plaintiff\u27s four-year-old daughter drowned in a pond on defendant\u27s land. The pond was from si...
Children deem it their prerogative to roam wherever they please. In particular, they have a tendency...
Plaintiff, a four-year-old child, accompanied his mother into defendant\u27s department store. Havin...
The infant plaintiff, during the dismissal of her class, was pushed or thrown from an exterior stair...
Defendants were engaged in excavation work, which required the use of compressed air. The air was co...
Defendant had unlawfully double parked his car, thereby blocking plaintiffs\u27 car which was parked...
Plaintiff\u27s decedent, a thirteen year old boy, was killed in a collision between his bicycle and ...
This Article explores the common law doctrine of attractive nuisance in Illinois and proposes a more...