Siglow v. Smart
Ohio Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the CourtGeorge, J.
Plaintiff-appellant, Gerald Siglow, was injured when he went to help his neighbor, Edward G. Smart, defendant-appellee in this case, apprehend a burglar in Smart’s home. The injury occurred when the butt of a shotgun wielded by Smart in an attempt to subdue the would-be burglar struck Siglow’s hand. Siglow brought suit against Smart for medical expenses and lost wages. A jury, in a general verdict untested by interrogatories, found for the defendant. This court affirms.
Siglow’s three assignments of error all involve the instructions to the jury; therefore, they will be addressed together.
Assig…
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