In this action for personal injuries plaintiff obtained a verdict which, by a divided court, was sustained by the Appellate Division.
"While plaintiff was making her way toward an auditorium on the Brooklyn College campus to witness her son’s graduation, she was pushed by someone in a crowd ostensibly proceeding to the same place, causing her to fall and injure her ankle. In essence, her claim of negligence is predicated on the presence of the crowd of other parents and guests, one or some of whom pushed her; and, that given the circumstances, wherein a large number of visitors should have been anticipated, appellants were required to exercise control and direction over their movement.
The record is devoid of any evidence that defendants should have expected any potentially dangerous condition, or that there
The order should be reversed and the complaint dismissed.
Chief Judge Fuld and Judges Burke, Breitel, Jasen, Gabrielli, Jones and Wachtler concur in Per Curiam opinion.
Order reversed, without costs, and complaint dismissed.