Stevens v. Bowker
Supreme Court of Vermont
Action of Tort for trespass against real estate. Plea, the general issue.' Trial by Hartford Municipal Court, A. G. WML ■ ham, Judge. Judgment for the plaintiff. The defendant excepted.
1Opinion of the CourtTaylor, J.
This is an action of tort brought to the Hartford municipal court for the wilful and malicious injury of premises owned by the plaintiff and occupied by the defendant as a tenant. The plaintiff had judgment on the facts found by the court, and the defendant brings up exceptions.
The cause was submitted without argument. Upon inspection of the papers, it is discovered that the copies furnished the Court do not conform in several particulars to our rule respecting the preparation of the ease. See Buie 5 of Supreme Court. None of the papers are printed and leave was not asked to substitute…
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