Afialda v. Hisole (Digest)

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Afialda v.

Hisole
No. L–2075 November 29, 1949
85 Phil. 67

FACTS:
Spouses Hisole hired Loreto Afialda as caretaker of the former’s carabaos at
a fixed compensation. While Loreto was tending the carabaos, he was gored by
one of them and died as a result. Loreto’s elder sister, Margarita Afialda, now sues
spouses Hisole as Loreto’s dependant and heir.

ISSUE: Whether or not the spouses Hisole are liable for the death of their
caretaker, Loreto Afialda.

HELD:
No, they are not liable. The animal was in the custody and under the control
of the caretaker, who was paid for his work as such. Obviously, it was the
caretaker’s business to try to prevent the animal from causing injury or damage to
anyone, including himself. And being injured by the animal under those
circumstances was one of the risks of the occupation which he had voluntarily
assumed and for which he must take the consequences.

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