Bell v. Carter Tobacco Co.

BICKLEY, Justice.

The appellee sued the appellants for killing a Shetland pony. From a judgment following a jury verdict for $625, this appeal was taken.

There were a number of assignments of error, but only two urged in this court: First, that there was no evidence to establish the negligence of appellants; and, second, that the evidence conclusively proves that the proximate cause of the killing of the pony was the contributory negligence of appellee.

If there is substantial evidence in the record to support the judgment, then it must be affirmed. There is substantial evidence to establish the…