Oakley v. . Lasater

The verdict finds that the defendant “negligently” injured the mule of tbe plaintiff. The allegation in the complaint is that tbe injury was done “wrongfully, recklessly, and wantonly and after being forbidden by the plaintiff’s agent.” This allegation of the complaint was denied in the answer, and the issue submitted without exception is, “Did the defendant negligently injure the mule of the plaintiff?” There is no evidence sent up in the record. We must take it, therefore, that the evidence justified the issue. The judgment that an order of arrest should “issue against the person of the…