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Williams v. BIC Corp.5/5/2000
n this case, an instruction on foreseeability does not constitute a disguised charge on contributory negligence. We therefore conclude that in this particular case it was appropriate to charge the jury that it is not foreseeable that a parent would fail to undertake basic precautions to safeguard her children from an obvious risk well known to the parent.
AFFIRMED.
Hooper, C. J., and Maddox, Houston, Cook, See, and England, JJ., concur.
Johnstone, J., concurs in Part II and concurs in the result in Part III.
Brown, J., concurs in the result.
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