Suiter v. Ohio Valley Gas Co.
Ohio Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtMatthias, J.
The sustaimng of the motion to strike plaintiff’s allegation that defendant was negligent in failing to insert *78a malodorant into its natural gas and the subsequent .dismissal of plaintiff’s petition give rise to the present appeal.
The question presented is whether a petition alleging that the defendant gas company was negligent in failing to insert a malodorant into its natural gas fails to state a cause of action and is subject to a motion to strike. We hold that such allegation states a cause of action and is, therefore, not subject to a motion to strike.
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