(PC) Civ. App. 113-D-67, -/11/67
Hamlyn J.
Plaintiff sued defendant for the loss
of his bull as a result of a fight with a bull owned by defendant.
HELD:
There was no evidence that the bull was one known to be savage or to have a
propensity for attacking other animals of its own species. As the animal was of
a domesticated breed, no onus lay upon defendant to guard against unforeseen
attack by it. Plaintiff’s appeal dismissed.
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