Owens v. Coury

DODSON, Justice.

A. E. Coury and wife, Louise Coury, instituted this action against Jack Owens to recover damages allegedly sustained by them as a result of an incident involving Mr. Owens’ dog, Trixie. The case was tried with a jury. The jury found, among other things, that as a result of the incident the Coury sustained the following damages: (1) $300 to their household furnishings; (2) $100 to Mr. Coury’s pickup; (3) $1000 for Mrs. Coury’s injuries; (4) $1000 for Mr. Coury’s injuries; and (5) $3000 as exemplary damages. Based on these and other jury findings, the court rendered judgment for…