Tubbs v. Shears
Supreme Court of Oklahoma
Error from District Court, Cleveland County; R, McMillan, Judge. Action by James H. Shears against U. S. Tubbs. Judgment for plaintiff, and defendant brings error.
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion by
GALBRAITH, C.
This action was commenced by James H. Shears against U. S. Tubbs, to recover damages for personal injuries charged to have been sustained by the plaintiff on the 9th day of. April, 1912, on account of being bitten by the defendant’s dog. The petition alleged that the defendant, Tubbs, was the owner and keeper of a vicious dog that was accustomed to attack and bite mankind, and that he carelessly and willfully permitted this dog ¡to run at large in the streets of the city of Norman a considerable portion of the time, with knowledge of the vicious and savage disposition…
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