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· 7/17/1969

Johnston v. Ohls

Citations

  • 457 P.2d 194
  • 76 Wash. 2d 398
  • 1969 Wash. LEXIS 664

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  • statement may still be excited utterance even if made in response to a question
  • owner who knows or reasonably should know of a dog's dangerous propensities is subject to a form of strict liability for injuries caused by the dog
  • testimony of a child 1 hour after the accident
  • testimony of a child 1 hour after the accident

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Judges: Neill

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