Johnson v. Fiala

Plaintiff and defendants were owners of adjoining tracts of land, separated by a fence on or near the line. The tracts were a half mile long-east and west, and the east half of the fence was hedge and the west wire. The hedge was set out, and the other part of the fence erected about 1882, and by persons through whom the respective parties hereto claim title. On the 18th day of January, 1911, the defendants cut some hedge posts out of the fence and in so doing, threw some brush, trimmed from the hedge, on the growing wheat on plaintiff ’s land. The nest day the plaintiff instituted this suit…