Williams v. Windham

OPINION.

ODOM, J.

The testimony makes it perfectly clear that defendant’s cattle destroyed plaintiff’s watermelons, cantaloupes and corn.

Defendant contends that other cattle than his depredated on plaintiff’s crops and that there is no way to determine that his cattle did all the damage. He points out that on two different occasions other cattle were found an plaintiff’s premises.

On July 4, 1924, plaintiff, or someone for him, penned some cattle and sent defendant word to come and get them; and the testimony shows that it developed on this occasion only one of defendant's cows was in that…