Sheppard v. Beck

OPINION

MASSEY, Chief Justice.

Suit was for common law damages by the Sheppards because of personal injury and property damage sustained as a result of nighttime vehicular collision with a horse loose on a State Highway. The horse was the property of defendant John Beck and was being stabled on the premises of defendant Leonard Boyd.

At the conclusion of the trial the case was withdrawn from the jury with take nothing judgment rendered by the court in favor of both defendants. The Sheppards appealed.

The take nothing judgment in favor of defendant Boyd is affirmed. Judgment in favor of the…