Advance Veneer & Lumber Co. v. Hornaday
Indiana Court of Appeals
Action by Charles P. Hornaday against the Advance Veneer and Lumber Company. From a judgment for plaintiff, defendant appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtMyers, J.
Appellee, by a contract in writing dated April 25, 1906, sold to appellant “the timber of every kind, size and character” within a certain boundary on his land in Hendricks county. It was stipulated that appellant was to remove all said timber by August 1, 1906, and for that purpose it was at all times to have ingress to and egress from said land. It was further agreed that appellant was to pile all brush and limbs left from said timber, “such piling of brush and limbs to render the burning thereof easily accomplished.” vThe underbrush was not to be cut or piled.
Appellee alleged that he fully…
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