English v. Anderson
Supreme Court of Arkansas
Appeal from Sharp Circuit Court, Western District. John W. Meeks, Judge. The remarks of counsel for appellee were highly improper. 44 Wis. 282; 48 Ark. 106; 58 Ark. 368, 473; 61 Ark. 130; 63 Ark. 174; 6 Ark. 626; 70 Ark. 179, 305; 67 Ark. 366, 516; 74 Ark. 256.
1Opinion of the CourtHire, C. J.
The appellant English sued appellee, Anderson, alleging that Anderson as his tenant failed to cultivate his farm in a husbahdlike manner, in violation of the contract of rental; that he injured his orchard by allowing cattle to break into and eat the branches, and break down the trees, and that he suffered the trees to be cut, broken down, etc., and that he burned the rails from his fences, and polluted his cistern, and did other specific acts of injury, for which he prayed damages, specifying the amount of each item. Anderson denied all allegations of injury, and the issues were tried before…
2Cases cited2 opinions
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- Day v. FergusonSupreme Court of Arkansas · 1905
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