The Superior Court of New York City April 3, 1882 (Ryan v. Boltz)

By the Court.—Sedgwick, J.

The general rule is, that whenever an infant lives with, or is under the care and protection of a parent, master, or guardian, and that care and protection is duly exercised, the infant is not bound by his contract for the articles called necessaries (Reeve’s Dom. Rel. 345 [227]). In Kline v.