JANVIER, Judge.
On Saturday afternoon, January 5, 1957, just before the seventh and feature horse race of the afternoon, plaintiff, John E. Scott, aged 86 at the time and who was a patron of the Fair Grounds Corporation of New Orleans, while standing in a position provided by the said corporation for its spectators, was jostled or bumped by another person, and falling to the floor over a bench, sustained physical injury.
Alleging that he had been seriously...
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