The defendant earnestly argues that since the instruction given required the jury to find a "habit" of children to play upon and around the belt and machinery at the point of the accident, it could not properly return a verdict for plaintiff under this instruction because this "habit" was not sufficiently shown. This involves principles stemming from the "attractive nuisance" doctrine. Gravel is being dumped from a conveyor belt at a rate of 40 cubic feet per minute It forms a pile in the shape of a right circular cone whose base diameter and height are always equal How fast is the height of the pile increasing when the pile is 19 feet high Recall that the volume of a right circular cone with height h and radius of the baser is given by 1 V r h ft. Show Answer. 145, p. 811, namely, that, in the absence of an attractive nuisance, "it must be shown that to the defendant's knowledge the injured child or others were in the habit of using it (the place)"; and at page 824 of Shearman and Redfield on Negligence, sec. One end of this belt line is housed in a sheet iron structure at the bottom of a hollow, approximately 10 feet from a private roadway. It was also held there that the operator owed no duty to look into the car to discover the presence of any one before starting the machinery. The opinion states that "children occasionally had been seen playing near the housing at the bottom of the hill, " but that only one witness testified he had once seen a child on the belt in the housing. I take exception to this statement of the law contained in the opinion: "There is no requirement of the law that before the doctrine of dangerous instrumentality may be applied children must be shown habitually to have been present at the exact point of danger. Unlimited access to all gallery answers.
Generally an error in the instructions is presumptively prejudicial. " Gauth Tutor Solution. The opinion undertakes to distinguish Teagarden v. The facts of that case were that a railroad gondola car of gravel was being unloaded by opening the hopper and dropping the gravel onto a conveyor belt which carried and dumped it into trucks. Related rates problems analyze the relative rates of change between related functions. I think that case is much in point here, and it seems to me the reasoning that governed its decision applies to the instant case. It is elementary that a jury is bound to accept and apply the law of the given instructions, whether right or wrong.
It is such a fact and the imputed knowledge therefrom which give rise to foreseeability or anticipation. There is no evidence in this case that defendant knew, or should have known, that trespassing children were likely to be upon this part of its premises, or that it realized, or should have realized, that the opening in the housing of the conveyor belt at this place involved reasonable risk of harm to children. An instruction not sustained or supported by the evidence should not be given; and, if given, it is erroneous. Here, the jury passed upon the case under the wrong law, and it is fundamental that a jury should be required to decide the facts according to the true law applicable. See J. C. Penney Company v. Livingston, Ky., 271 S. 2d 906. Defendant's operation was not in a populated area, as was the situation in the Mann case. His skull was partially crushed and it is remarkable that he survived. Defendant raises a question about variance between pleading and proof which we do not consider significant. It was exposed, was easily accessible from the roadway close by, and was unguarded. Adults also traveled along there and occasionally picked up coal at the tipple for their families after working hours.
Answer and Explanation: 1. Crop a question and search for answer. We solved the question! Upon substituting our given values, we will get: Therefore, the height of the pile is increasing at a rate of feet per minute. This premise may not be invoked here for the reason that the conveyor belt housing did have a quality of attractiveness. There are three answers to this contention: (1) the language of the instruction did not limit the habitual use to the precise place of the accident, (2) the instruction was more favorable to the defendant than the law requires because of the attractiveness of the instrumentality, and (3) the jury could not have been misled concerning the essential basis of liability. It means usually or customarily or enough to put a party on guard. How fast is the height of the pile increasing when the pile is 10 ft high? The record shows it could have been done at a minimum expense. ) I cannot agree that this situation presented a latently dangerous place so exposed *215 that a trespassing child might reasonably have been expected to enter. Now, we will take derivative with respect to time. Now we will use volume of cone formula.
Four very serious operations were necessary to repair the skull damage, which included transplanting parts of his ribs by bone graft and taking skin from other parts of his body. Clover Fork Coal Company v. DanielsAnnotate this Case. The mining company had a private supply roadway near the lower end of the belt, which was used by employees when the mine was operating and occasionally by non-employees as trespassers. 5 feet high, given that the height is increasing at a rate of 1.
More than that, the jury ignored even the law given for their guidance in this case; for their verdict is contrary to the instruction submitted since there was no evidence that children habitually played on the dangerous instrumentality, or even around it. Let us assume the heigh and the diameter of the cone at certain time t by the following variables: Height {eq}=h {/eq}. 2, Section 339 (page 920); 65 C. J. S. Negligence § 28, page 453; and 1 Thompson on Negligence, Section 1030 (page 944). This section is quoted in full in Fourseam Coal Corp. Greer, Ky., 282 S. 2d 129. Answer: feet per minute.
Put the value of rate of change of volume and the height of the cone and simplify the calculations. The opinion in this case undertakes to distinguish the Teagarden case on the ground that the danger to the boy who was killed was not so exposed as to furnish a likelihood of injury and that the presence of children could not be reasonably anticipated at the time and place. The factual situation may be summarized. 214 The remaining contention of defendant is that the award of $50, 000 damages was grossly excessive, particularly since there was no evidence to justify an allowance for permanent loss of earning power.
Dissenting Opinion Filed December 2, 1960. There was a long period of pain and suffering. We may accept defendant's contention that the evidence failed to show many children often played around the point of the accident. The judgment is affirmed. Court of Appeals of Kentucky.
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