Johnson v. Sylvester

Action of trespass, in which the plaintiff alleges himself to be the true and legal owner of certain lands described in his petition, and without setting out his title and not alleging himself to have possession of the land and not praying to be recognized as the owner of the same, prays for judgment against the defendant for the value of the cordwood alleged to have been cut and removed by the defendant from the same.. Jules Johnson alleging himself to be the true and legal owner of a tract of woods land, described in his petition, and that Oscar Sylvester had cut and removed 1500 cords of…