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A famous case on the subject of a master’s liability for its beasts, in this case Rex, an incontinent beagle — a [[mansuetae naturae]] with no known history of urinating on his master’s [[neighbour]] | A famous case on the subject of a master’s liability for its beasts, in this case Rex, an incontinent beagle — a [[mansuetae naturae]] with no known history of urinating on his master’s [[neighbour]]s’ trousers. | ||
Nothing in this case note is true, by the way. | Nothing in this case note is true, by the way. | ||
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A famous case on the subject of a master’s liability for its beasts, in this case Rex, an incontinent beagle — a mansuetae naturae with no known history of urinating on his master’s neighbours’ trousers.
Nothing in this case note is true, by the way.