Reynolds v. Necessary
Supreme Court of Virginia
Appeal from decree of circuit court of Scott county, rendered March 28th, 1889, in a suit wherein the appellant, Raney Reynolds, was complainant and the appellee, Joel F. Recessary, was defendant.
1Opinion of the CourtLacy, J.
*126The hill was filed by the appellant against the appellee to enjoin and restrain him, his agents, &c., from cutting timber from the land of the plaintift’ in the bill mentioned, and praying the appointment of a receiver to take charge of such logs as had been already cut. The injunction was granted pursuant to the prayer of the bill.
The defendant answered. He admitted that the plaintift had purchased the land from H. J. Garter and wife, as shown by the deed filed with the bill, and supposed it to be true that the purchase-money had been paid, except $167, as stated by complainant; and the…
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