Supreme Court of Pennsylvania April 22, 1932, Appeal, 214 (Jackson v. Connelly)
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United States · · · 22-04-1932
Opinion by
Mr. Justice Drew,
Plaintiff was injured by being kicked by a horse while it was being exhibited at an auction sale of horses conducted by defendant. He brought this suit for damages, and at the trial a judgment of compulsory nonsuit was entered, which the court refused to remove, after which plaintiff took this appeal, alleging that action as error.
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