Swerdfeger v. Krueger

*181Opinion by

Mr. Justice Day.

A judgment in damages entered by the trial court as a result of a jury verdict in favor of John Krueger, a minor, is sought to be reversed by this writ of error. The Krueger boy had sustained injury as a result of being bitten by a Mal'emute Husky dog belonging to the plaintiff in error Swerdfeger, who was the defendant below.

The three main points relied upon by Swerdfeger in his summary of argument are:

A. That the proof was insufficient to establish that Swerdfeger knew that the dog was vicious.

B. That the court erred in not requiring the plaintiff to elect as to…