Davis v. Conn

(after stating the facts as above.) The principal questions made on the appeal are founded on the several assignments of error, which may here be disposed of together, that challenge the conclusions of law made by the court that appellee was not owing appellants in damages for the value: (1) Of the trees cut and removed from the land; or (2) for the turpentine taken from the trees; or (3) for the rental value of the land during the time the trees were being turpentined. The questions made are predicated, of course, upon the established facts as found and considered by the trial court. • In…