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140 Ala. 677

Haygood v. Stevens

Supreme Court of Alabama

Decided November 15, 1903

Supreme Court of Alabama · decided 1903-11-15

<p>Appeal from tbe City Court of Montgomery.</p> <p>Tried before tbe Hon. A. D. Sayre.</p>

Cited by 1 later decisions — most recently April 1916

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Decided 1903-11-15

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¶1Opinion by

Sharpe. J.

¶2This suit was brought by tbe appellant, Jerome W. Stevens, a minor, by bis next friend, against W. E. Hay-good, doing business as tbe Montgomery Transfer Company, and sought to recover damages for injuries sustained by tbe plaintiff by reason of being knocked down by a wagon and team driven by tbe employee of tbe defendant, it being alleged that said wagon and team were managed in a negligent manner by said servant or employee.

¶3-■ There were verdict and judgment for tbe plaintiff, assessing bis damages at $200.

¶4Tbe judgment is affirmed.

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