· 6/10/1999
Gibbs v. Jackson
Citations
- 990 S.W.2d 745
- 1999 WL 188054
How courts have described this case
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- holding that an owner owed no duty to restrain a horse from roaming on a farm-to- market road in a county without a stock law
- holding that an owner owed no duty to restrain a horse from roaming on a farm-to-market road in a county without a stock law
- recognizing that Chapter 143 establishes civil liability for livestock owners who violate its provisions
- recognizing that Chapter 143 establishes civil liability for livestock owners who violate its provisions
- recognizing that Chapter 143 establishes civil liability for livestock owners who violate its provisions
- explaining that Texas common law generally does not prohibit the at large roaming of cattle
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Judges: Abbott
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