Lebens v. Wolf
Supreme Court of Minnesota
Action in tlie district court for Npbles county to recover $878.25 for injuries to a stallion. The case was tried before Nelson, J., who when plaintiff rested granted defendant’s motion to dismiss the action. From an order denying plaintiff’s motion for -a new trial, he appealed.
1Opinion of the CourtHolt, J.
The complaint alleges the loto of a stallion, in good condition, to defendant, upon the agreement that he should be used solely for farm work; that the defendant should feed and care for him and take extraordinary precaution to prevent his being injured, disabled or overworked; 'and that defendant neglected to care for the animal so that he “became kicked” and permanently injured, in which condition he was returned to plaintiff, the owner, causing a damage in the sum of $878.35. When plaintiff rested, the action was dismissed on defendant’s motion. The appeal is from the order denying a new…
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