Ohio Supreme Court April 3, 1968, Nos. 40833 and 40835 (Allstate Fire Ins. v. Singler)
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United States · · · 03-04-1968
O’Neill, J.
The trial judge, in his charge, submitted this case to the jury upon the theory that it was a negligence case. Appellee contends here, as did the Court of Appeals in its opinion, that this was, in fact, a trespass case for the reason that the appellants were trespassing on the land of the insured and that the appellant, Singler, committed an intentional tort when he set fire to a box
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