Hartman v. Tresise
Supreme Court of Colorado
Appeal from the District Court of Gunnison County. Hon. Theron Stevens, Judge. Action by A. Hartman against George Tresise. From a judgment in favor of defendant, plaintiff appeals. Decision en banc. Chief Justice Gabbert, Mr. Justice Goddard and Mr. Justice Maxwell concur. Mr. Justice Gunter concurs specially. Mr. Justice Steele and Mr. Justice Bailey dissent.
1DissentJustice Bailey
After the former opinion of the court was announced, the attorney-general, on behalf of the state, was permitted to intervene, and, upon re-argument, I am convinced that the opinion announced by the majority of the court is erroneous for the following-reasons :
The Angles and Saxons, who, in company with the Jutes, invaded and conquered England in the latter part of the fifth and .earlier portion of the sixth centuries, were an energetic, freedom-loving people, excessively fond of out-door sports, hunting and fishing. These characteristics were accentuated and emphasized by the Norsemen…
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