Hickey v. Freeman

— In the petition, plaintiff pleaded liability on two theories. It is alleged that defendant was the owner of a vicious buck sheep, which he negligently permitted to run at large, with knowledge of its vicious character, and that the buck, while trespassing on plaintiff’s iand, attacked and severely injured her. In an amendment, plaintiff alleged that defendant was the owner of a buck sheep which he failed to restrain, and that the said male animal, while so unrestrained, trespassed upon plaintiff’s premises and severely injured her.-

The- answer was a general denial.

Though there was a…