Smith v. Pitchford

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• plaintiffs mere presence on private property does not constitute provocation regardless of how the animal may interpret the plaintiffs movements
• plaintiff's mere presence on private property does not constitute provocation regardless of how the animal may interpret the plaintiff's movements
• “Where *** the testimony of a witness is neither contradicted, either by positive testimony or by circumstances, nor inherently improbable, and the witness has not been impeached, that testimony cannot be disregarded even by a jury”
• “Where *** the testimony of a witness is neither contradicted, either by positive testimony or by circumstances, nor inherently improbable, and the witness has not been impeached, that testimony cannot be disregarded even by a jury”

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