Appellate Terms of the Supreme Court of New York November 29, 1905 (Poland v. Minshall)

lead-opinion

PER CURIAM.

Plaintiff recovered a judgment for $334.17, damages and costs, for being bitten by defendant’s horse. There was a conflict of proof as to the ownership of the horse and as to the viciousness of the animal being known to defendant. The latter’s daughter, however, admits identity of the defendant as the man shown to be the owner of the hopse.