¶1 (concurring.) I concur under the facts here presented, particularly that the owner of the automobile provided and attached the sled and toboggan to the car, invited plaintiff’s decedent and others to ride thereon, and the accident occurred in the course of a planned coasting party in which the *320 defendants were clearly hosts and the children were guests; and that it is not claimed that the declaration sets up a case of g*ross negligence or wilful and wanton misconduct.
278 Mich. 310
270 N.W 692
Langford v. Rogers
Decided December 28, 1936
Michigan Supreme Court · decided 1936-12-28
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Decided 1936-12-28
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