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- Title: Rocky Mountain Fire Ins. Co. v. Belcher
- Author : Supreme Court of Montana
- Release Date : January 26, 1934
- Genre: Law,Books,Professional & Technical,
- Pages : * pages
- Size : 65 KB
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ANIMALS, Trespassing Livestock, Bulls Running at Large, Unlawful Castration of Bull, Duty to Notify Owner of Purebred Bull Running at Large before Castrating Same รข€” APPEAL & ERROR, Supreme Court will not Reverse Judgment for Conflict in or Insufficiency of Evidence when there is Substantial Evidence to Support Verdict and Judgment รข€” EVIDENCE, Sufficient Substantial Evidence to Support Verdict, Weight of and Credibility of Witnesses for Jurys Determination, Conflicting Evidence, Resolution of for Jury รข€” INSTRUCTIONS, Given without Objection Become Law of Case, Must be Considered in Entirety รข€” NEGLIGENCE, Failure of Defendant to Act as Reasonably Prudent Person, Failure to Comply with Statute and Give Notice to Owner of Trespassing Purebred Dairy Bull before Castrating Animal รข€” WITNESSES, Credibility for Jury รข€” WORDS & PHRASES, "at large," "allowed to run at large," "running at large." 1. Animals รข€” Evidence รข€” Negligence. Evidence sustained verdict for plaintiff. In action for loss caused by castration by defendant of plaintiffs bull, evidence, including evidence on issues whether defendant had exercised reasonable care to ascertain and notify, in accordance with statute, the owner of bull which he found in his pasture and whether the bull was running at large within meaning of statute, and defendant knew it was running at large, sustained verdict for plaintiff. 2. Appeal and Error รข€” Substantial Evidence Rule. Verdict based on substantial but conflicting evidence will not be disturbed on appeal. Page 212