Jeane v. Johnson

MOUTON, Judge.

This suit is for the alleged value of a dog killed by defendants.'

Defendants filed an exception of no right or cause of action which was overruled.

An answer was thereafter filed, the case was tried on the merits, resulting in a judgment for plaintiff, from which this appeal is taken by defendants.

Much evidence was taken as to whether the dog had been assessed or was of a vicious disposition or character.

When a dog is assessed, it becomes the personal property of the owner, and of this there cannot be any question. Act No. 107 of 1882, p. 160; Duval v. Harvey, 148 La. 739, 87 So.…