December 5, 1960.
STUKES, Chief Justice.
The question to be decided in this appeal is, as agreed upon by the litigants: Is it necessary for the plaintiff to allege negligence, operating as a proximate cause of his damage, in an action brought against a contractor, who was laying a sewer line on adjoining property, for damage to improvements on the plaintiff's real estate allegedly caused by concussion and vibration from dynamite or other explosives used by...
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