New York City Court March 20, 1928 (Levy v. Jacobs)

Donnelly, J.

At the time of the accident the plaintiff, who had been admitted to the rink after payment of the admission fee, was using what are known as tubular racing skates equipped with toe guards, when one of the same kind of skates, not equipped with toe guards, and worn by a male patron of the rink, came in contact with plaintiff’s skate, throwing her to the ice and causing the injuries