Sweet v. Ballentyne
Idaho Supreme Court
APPEAL from the DisiNct Court, Boise County. It is practically impossible to find an authority directly in point upon this question, but the principles enunciated by many of the cases would seem to control. In the case below it was held that a party being compelled to sacrifice his property by sale is not an element of damage.
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APPEAL from the DisiNct Court, Boise County. It is practically impossible to find an authority directly in point upon this question, but the principles enunciated by many of the cases would seem to control. In the case below it was held that a party being compelled to sacrifice his property by sale is not an element of damage. (Savings Bank v. Ashbury, 117 Cal. 96, 48 Pac. 1081.) So it has been held that the loss of a crop by reason of án employee quitting work is remote damages. (Macy v. Peach, 21 Kan. App. 575, 44 Pac. 687.) The measure of damages for destroying hay by fire is its market…
1Opinion of the CourtQuarles, C. J.
— The appellant was sued in the justice’s court of Lower Squaw Creek precinct, in and for Boise county, for damages alleged to have been sustained by the respondent *434by reason of appellant having herded and grazed his sheep upon the lands of the respondent, and within two miles of the residence of the respondent; the damages being alleged to be the sum of $200. On a trial in said justice’s court, respondent recovered judgment, and appellant appealed to the district court, and upon a trial in said district court the respondent recovered a verdict and judgment in the sum of $100 and costs. The…
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