Poy v. Grayson
Mississippi Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
SMITH, Justice:
McKinley Grayson was plaintiff and Joseph M. Poy was defendant in a suit for damages for personal injuries sustained as a result of Grayson having been bitten by a dog owned by Poy. The case was tried in the Circuit Court of Coahoma County where a jury returned a verdict for Gray-son. Poy appeals.
A number of matters are assigned as error but it is necessary to notice only one. *492On the evidence, the jury should have been peremptorily instructed to find for Poy.
The animal in question was a half-breed, six months old puppy. Its mother was a German Shepherd. Its father was unknown.…
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