On this appeal we deal with the novel issue of whether a mother who chooses to hold her two-month-old infant son in her arms while riding as a passenger in the back seat of a car, may be held liable for comparative negligence, when the child is killed as a result of an automobile accident. Under the circumstances presented herein we find that such a claim does not present a cognizable cause of action...
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