Van Alstine v. Kaniecki

Plaintiff brought suit against Kaniecki, a saloon keeper, and his bondsmen, under the provisions of Act No. 313 of the Public Acts of 1887.

Her declaration, in substance, was that defendant Kaniecki was in the saloon business, and the other defendants are his bondsmen; that Kaniecki sold to her son Lambert, who was intoxicated, and in the habit of getting intoxicated, intoxicating liquors, which he drank, and which increased his intoxication, and, while thus intoxicated, her son, on account of his intoxication, was unable to control his team, and they ran away, throwing him from his wagon, and…