Stanley v. Livingston

Livingston sued Stanley for the value of certain cross-ties which he alleged the latter had cut from a land lot of which he alleged he was the owner. It is plain from the record that the only issue of fact which.the jury had to determine was what was the true boundary line between lots of land numbers 194 and 195 in the eleventh land district of Lowndes county. It was admitted in the pleadings that the plaintiff wás the owner of the lot which he claimed, and it is not denied that the defendant cut some cross-ties. The only question, therefore, was whether the cross-ties which Stanley cut were…