Van Noy v. Buchanan
Supreme Court of Oklahoma
1Opinion of the Court
DAVISON, Justice.
This action was commenced by C. W. Van Noy, hereinafter called plaintiff, to obtain a judgment for damages for the loss of a horse and for personal injuries sustained to plaintiff alleging such damages resulted from a collision between a horse ridden by plaintiff and an automobile driven by Luther James Buchanan, hereinafter called defendant. At the conclusion of the trial the trial court sustained a motion for directed verdict. The verdict was returned and judgment entered thereon.
The sole issue in this appeal is the error of the court in directing a verdict for defendant.…
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