Note 258 — Chapter XV · PERSONS.
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Ellis v. Loftus Iron Company, L. R. 10 C. P. at p. 13: “In the case of animals trespassing on land the mere act of the animal belonging to a man which he could not foresee, or which he took all reasonable means of preventing, may be a trespass, inasmuch as the same act if done by himself would have been a trespass.” Cf. Just. Inst. iv. 9.