Ohio Power Co. v. Johnston
Hancock County Court of Common Pleas
1Opinion of the CourtMoorhead, J.
The Ohio Power Company brought this action for damages occasioned by the breaking of said power pole. Thé defendant, Carl Roger Johnston, was the owner and operator of a motor vehicle, which, on June 17, 1966, went over the curb along the east side of Western Avenue in the city of Findlay, Ohio, and struck a power pole of the plaintiff, which-pole was then a part of plaintiff's power system along said Western Avenue.
Plaintiff, claims damages totaling $855.78, which is broken down as follows:
Materials $533.27
Less salvage 245.41 $287.86
Plus Stores Expense 51.19 339.05
Total Material Costs $339.05
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