Farrar v. Peterson & Co.
Citations
- 72 Wash. 482
- 130 P. 753
- 1913 Wash. LEXIS 1494
Syllabus
<p>' Animals — Damages—Placing Diseased Animals on Premises oe Another — Knowledge oe Owner. The owner of a horse affected with glanders is not liable for damages resulting from placing the animal in the barn of another, by permission, the public authorities afterwards destroying the barn, where notice that the horse was diseased could not be imputed to him.</p> <p>Trespass — Acts Constituting. The placing of a horse affected with glanders in the barn of another, under a permission to use the barn for horses that had been injured in grading work, is not a trespass.</p>
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