Lins v. Boeckeler Lumber Co.
Missouri Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the CourtNipper, J.
This is an action for damages for personal injuries caused by a collision between an automobile driven by the plaintiff, and a mule owned by defendant. There were three grounds of negligence alleged in the petition, which are as follows:
1. That the defendant negligently permitted said mule to run at large in violation of section 13860, Revised Statutes 1919.
2. That defendant negligently suffered and permitted said mule to run at large in violation of section 4275, Revised Statutes 1919.
3. That defendant negligently and carelessly caused, suffered and permitted the said mule to run at large,…
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