Noble v. Bird
Supreme Court of Vermont
1Opinion of the CourtAdams, J.
This is an action of trespass brought under the pro-
visions of P. L. 8540, now V. S. 8403, Rev. 1947, for the recovery of treble damages for cutting and removing timber from land of the plaintiffs. Trial was by court. Findings of fact were made and filed and judgment was rendered on the findings for treble damages. The case is here on exceptions of the defendant to certain findings.
The land in question is definitely described in the plaintiff’s declaration as follows:
“A certain tract of land consisting of around fourteen acres of land and beginning at a stake and stones standing in the west…
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