Plaintiff, a retired carpenter, was injured in 1977 when he fell from a porch roof while assisting in the construction of a house belonging to the defendants, his daughter and son-in-law. At the time of the incident he was working voluntarily and without pay. In an action to recover for the personal injuries he sustained he contends that since he was "lawfully frequenting" the construction site he was entitled to the protection afforded...
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