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Mirvahedy v Henley : ウィキペディア英語版 | Mirvahedy v Henley
''Mirvahedy v Henley & Henley'' () (UKHL 16 ) is a House of Lords case concerning the Animals Act 1971. ==Facts== Dr Andrew Henley and his wife Susan kept a horse and two ponies in a field next to their house. On the night of 28–29 August 1996, something frightened the animals, which escaped past a wooden barrier and electrified wire fencing onto a track. They went 300 yards up the track and about a mile along a minor road, and made their way onto the A380 dual carriageway from Torquay to Exeter. Shortly after midnight, Hossein Mirvahedy, a hotel manager, who was driving along this road, collided with the largest of the horses. Mr Mirvahedy suffered serious injuries for which he sought damages in the courts.
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