Rossi v. DelDuca
Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court
1Opinion of the CourtSpalding, J.
Although the declaration contains thirteen counts against several defendants, we are now concerned with only the first and seventh. The plaintiff in the first count (hereinafter called the plaintiff) is Patricia Rossi, a minor, who seeks by her next friend to recover for injuries inflicted upon her by two dogs owned by the defendant, Ernest V. DelDuca. In the seventh count John Rossi, Patricia’s father, seeks to recover for medical expenses incurred by bim on behalf of his daughter. Both counts were submitted to the jury who returned verdicts for the plaintiffs. The case comes here on the…
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