Shirley v. Renick
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
Appeal from Warren Circuit Court.
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion op the Court by
Judge Miller
Affirming.
Shirley sued Renick for $5,100 damages for a wilful and malicious assault committed on the-day of August, 1911. The first paragraph of the answer is a traverse, but in such a way as to deny only that the assault upon plaintiff was wilful or malicious. In effect it admits the assault. The second paragraph alleged affirmatively that while attending a tent meeting in Warren County sometime in August, 1911, the plaintiff and his brother, Porter Shirley, became drunk and disorderly; that Smith, a constable, while attempting to arrest Porter Shirley, who…
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