Turner v. Shropshire

Opinion op the Court by

Morris, Commissioner—

Affirming.

Appellee, in March 1936, filed her petition making appellant and J. B. Smiles, a merchant in Prestonsbnrg, defendants, seeking recovery for injuries caused by having been bitten by a dog harbored by Mrs. Turner on her premises some distance from the store, and on which was a garage rented to Smiles.

On December 13, 1935, Smiles made out a check to Mrs. Turner for the rent and directed appellee, his employee, to deliver the check. In her petition she alleges that she knocked at the front door of appellant’s home and receiving no response,…