Legal Opinion
Jones v. Brink
Supreme Court of Florida
Decided February 25, 1949PublishedCited by 5 opinions
1Opinion of the Court
Action by Henry Jones against James H. Brink and others for injuries sustained by plaintiff as a result of allegedly negligent handling of defendants' race horse. From an adverse judgment, plaintiff appeals.
Judgment reversed with directions. The appellant sued the two appellees and one other person for injuries suffered by him for the negligence of one Penalver. The declaration consisted of eight counts, each containing a charge of the negligence of Penalver, but they all varied in the allegations of the relationships of the parties to one another.
The statement of negligence common to all the…
2Cited by5 opinions
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