Keiley v. Bristol

1. A cause of action for injuries sustained in drinking poisonous and deleterious liquors fui’nished by another may arise either from the wilful and intentional furnishing of such liquor or from the negligent and careless furnishing of the same. A petition, therefore, which alleges a right of action to recover upon the theory that the liquor was wilfully and intentionally furnished to the plaintiff is amendable by the addition of another count, alleging a right of action in the plaintiff to recover for the negligent and careless furnishing of such liquor. Such an amendment does not set out a…