Neztsosie v. Meyer

STEWART, Associate Chief Justice:

This is an appeal from the district court’s order dismissing Stephen Meyer as defendant in a lawsuit in which plaintiffs alleged that he was strictly liable for damage done by a dog because he was “keeping” the dog under the language of Utah Code Ann. § 18-1-1. Plaintiffs also assert that the district court erred in denying their motions to amend their complaint and to quash the jury-wheel and jury lists. We affirm.

In July of 1989, a dog attacked Kyle Neztsosie while he rode his bicycle in Handing, Utah. Kyle suffered injuries as a result of the attack and was…