Jacquay v. Hartzell
Indiana Court of Appeals
From the Allen Circuit Court.
1Opinion of the CourtCrumpacker, J.
John R. Hartzell sued Lemuel Jacquay for wilfully and maliciously killing a dog owned by the plaintiff.
The complaint charges that the dog was of a peculiarly valuable breed, and was trained to habits of usefulness, and while he was upon the plaintiff’s premises, peaceably and quietly, the defendant enticed him out upon a public highway and there unlawfully and maliciously shot and killed him.
The defendant answered by general denial, and the cause was tried by a jury, and resulted in a verdict for the plaintiff for one hundred and fifty dollars.
The jury answered five interrogatories submitted…
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