Appellate Court of Illinois December 19, 1896 (Illinois Central Railroad v. Leggett)

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United States · · · 19-12-1896

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deliveeed the opinion op the Couet.

Case, against appellant, for loss of a horse alleged to have gotten on its right of way through an insufficient fence and to have been killed by its train. Verdict for plaintiff for $90 damages and $25 for attorney’s fees. Motion for a hew trial overruled, judgment on verdict and appeal by defendant.

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