HYPOTHETICAL 1: Using Westlaw's Digest & Key Number System on Westlaw:

Richard Stewart lives on twelve acres of land just outside the city limits of San Antonio.Stewart raises goats for slaughter for the area Mexican restaurants to make delicious cabrito.Stewart's neighbor, Matt Bronson farms the adjoining 200 acres and on it grows spinach and cabbage.Bronson uses pesticides to keep the bugs from taking over the crops.Bronson hires Ralph Swanson to use a low-flying crop duster to apply the pesticide.On August 20, Swanson fires up the airplane to take care of Bronson's insect problem.In order to effectively apply the product, Swanson needs to take the airplane fairly close to the ground.In the process of applying the pesticide, Swanson flies close to the holding pens containing the goats, frightening them, causing them to run into obstacles, and fatally injuring many.

Under Texas law, in thisanimalsproblem involving anairplane, can Stewart recover from Swanson forfrightening the animals with an airplane?Find the Texas case that addresses this issue.

HYPOTHETICAL 2: Using the American Law Reports

Richard Stewart celebrates his victory over Ralph Swanson by purchasing a mare.Stewart's dream is to breed the horse and produce a champion.Stewart enters into a contract with Studs-R-Us to breed his mare.In the process, Stewart is given a portfolio with descriptions of all the best stallions.Stewart selects a particular stallion, Magnus, because of his champion bloodline. Approximately eleven months pass and Stewart's Mare is about to give birth.Stewart has become progressively paranoid because of the tremendous expenses involved.He begins to wonder what would stop Studs-R-Us from substituting another stallion for Magnus.Being fairly new to the horse breeding business, he decides to pay you a visit to explore this possibility.As luck would have it, you know nothing about it either.

Find an A.L.R. article that talks about contracts for breeding horses.