...Shearm. & R. Neg., § 73, it is said to be " now settled by the overwhelming weight of anthority thut a child is held, so far as he is personally concerned, only to the exercise of such care and discretion as is reasonably to be expected from children of his age." "A child is only bound...

...for itself, than would be required in the same situation to avoid injury to an adult. A child is held only to the exercise of such degree of care and discretion as is reasonably to be expected from children of its age. A child of four years is presumed to be incapable of undertaking ordinarily the dangers and...

...like circumstances." In 1 Shear. & R. Neg. { 73, it Is considered that the rule is "now settled by the overwhelming weight of authority that a child is held, so far as he la personally concerned, only to the exercise of such care and discretion as Is reasonably to be expected...

...455; affirming s. C., 36 Barb. §73. Degree of care required from child.— It is now settled by the overwhelming weight of authority that a child is held,...is reasonably to be expected from children of his age.1 No injus230; Railroad Co. v. Stout, 17 Wall. 657; Karrv. Parks, 40 Cal. 188; Mulligan v. Curtis,...

...Redfleld.on Negligence, § 78, it is said to be " now settled by the overwhelming weight of authorit}r that a child is held, so far as he is personally concerned, only to the exercise of such care and discretion as is reasonably to be expected from children of his age." "A child is only bound...

...109 Ind. 179 ; Terre Haute, etc., R. Co. v. Tappenbeck, 9 Ind. App. 422. It is now the settled law that a child is held, so far as he is personally concerned, only to the exercise of such care and Elwood St. R. Co. v. Ross. discretion as is reasonably to be expected of children of his age....

...contributory negligence to children the rule governing adults is greatly modified. A child is held only to the exercise of such degree of care and discretion as is reasonably -!£S£lnSiUIle' to be expected from children of his age. The slw%SS?^utory care required of a child...

...of that case." In 1 Shearman & Redfield.on Negligence, § 73, it is said to be " now settled by the overwhelming weight of authority that a child is held,...personally concerned, only to the exercise of such care and discretion as is reasonably to be expected from children of his age." "A child is only bound...

...you shall further believe from the evidence that the plaintiff at the time knew of such danger, or in the exercise of such degree of care and discretion as is reasonably to be expected of a boy of his age, should have known of such danger, and that plaintiff had at the time sufficient...

...Sherman and Redfield on Negliyencf, Section 73, it is considered that the rule is, " now settled by the overwhelming weight of authority, that a child is...personally concerned, only to the exercise of such care and discretion, as is reasonably to be expected from children of his age." Judge Hunt in R. K...