Sanders v. Rowan
Court of Special Appeals of Maryland
1Opinion of the Court
WILNER, Judge.
Literature abounds with tales of look-alike people exchanging places, each wittingly or unwittingly posing as or simply being taken for the other. The results range from the farcical (The Comedy of Errors, Shakespeare) to the adventuresome (The Prince And The Pauper, Puddinhead Wilson, Twain) to the heroic (A Tale Of Two Cities, Dickens).
This case presents a variation on the theme. It involves not people, but horses; the result is neither farcical, nor adventuresome, nor heroic, but economic.
Harland W. Sanders, appellant, is an experienced breeder and owner of thoroughbred…
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