Wright
Wright v. City of Pasadena
Opinion
Lead Opinion
McCormick, J.
By order of court and upon motion, plaintiff has filed an amended'complaint wherein she seeks to recover damages for injuries alleged to have been sustained by her on January 1, 1926, in the collapse of a reviewing grand stand erected on real property of defendant Lockwood ‘in Pasadena, Cal., and constructed by defendant Mahoney for the purpose of providing seating accommodations for the guests and visitors of the city of Pasadena who went, there January 1, 1926, to witness the annual Tournament of Roses that occurred that day upon and through public streets of said city with the permission of the municipal authorities, and under the management of defendant Pasadena Tournament of Roses Association, a corporation.
Lockwood, the owner of said property, Mahoney, who rented the property for the purpose of ereeting said grand stand, the city of Pasadena, a municipal corporation, and many of its public officers, Pasadena Tournament of Roses Association, a corporation, and its directors are all made' defendants in the aforesaid action. Plaintiff contends that all defendants were guilty of negligence that proximately caused her injuries and damage.