Texas Supreme Court
C. A. Lane v. the Fair Stores, Incorporated
November 7, 1951150 Tex. 566
Summary
The Texas Supreme Court reversed the Court of Civil Appeals and affirmed the trial court’s judgment for C. A. Lane, holding that the store owed an ordinary duty to police the crowd and that its breach was the proximate cause of Mrs. Lane’s injuries. Justice Wilson dissented, arguing the majority improperly imposed a duty to police the public.