Royer v. Pryor Ex Rel. Pryor

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• refusing to hold landlord liable when he did not know of vicious propensities of tenant’s dog and did not retain or exercise control over portion of premises on which attack occurred
• it is not reasonable to attribute vicious propensities to a dog “merely because [it] barks at strangers” or “because a person is afraid of the dog”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).