Osborne v. Van Dyke
Supreme Court of Iowa
Appeal from Lucas District Gourt. — Non. T. M. Fee, Judge. Action to recover damages for personal injuries inflicted through the negligence of defendant. There was a jury trial, which resulted in a verdict in defendant’s favor. From a judgment- rendered thereon assessing the costs of the action to plaintiff, he appeals.
1Opinion of the Court
Waterman, J.-
-Plaintiff was in the employ of defendant, and, among other duties, had the care of several horses. On the occasion in question, as plaintiff was leading into a shed with a halter one of the horses; defendant stopped him, and undertook to apply a wash to a galled plaee on the animal’s neck. The horse was nervous and restless, and would not stand, so a twitch was put on him, and plaintiff held this with the halter while the wash was applied. • After-the twitch was removed, defendant noticed another bruised! *559spot on tbe animal’s shoulder, and he attempted, without replacing the…
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