The action in the District Court, which has been referred to as a dramshop case, was for the recovery of damages for personal injuries sustained by plaintiff from an assault committed upon him by defendant Faulkner who was alleged to have been intoxicated. It was plaintiff's theory that the tavern owner and the surety on his bond were liable for these injuries because they were proximately caused or contributed...
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