McLendon v. Baldwin

A. J. Baldwin instituted his action to enjoin J. N. McLendon from cutting timber on described land to which it was alleged plaintiff had title. The nature of the claims of both parties to the timber is fully set out in the report of this ease when it was before this court on a former occasion. Baldwin v. McLendon, 161 Ga. 636 (131 S. E. 361). A. J. Baldwin died pending the suit; and his executor, W. A. Baldwin, was made the party plaintiff. A. J. Baldwin, on a former trial of this case, was sworn as a witness in his own behalf. His evidence was taken down and was preserved by being embraced…