Bibbler v. Walker
Indiana Supreme Court
Ero m the Eulton Circuit Court.
1Opinion of the CourtBiddle, J.
Complaint before a justice of the peace, by the appellant, against George Levacy, as his tenant holding over, to recover the possession of two tracts of land, which lie adjoining one another and are described in the complaint. The appellee Isaac C. Walker was admitted a defendant before the justice, without any objection from *364tbe plaintiff, and filed his written answer, averring that he was, and now is, the owner of the lands described in the complaint, and is entitled to possession thereof; that the defendant Levacy was his tenant, occupying the lands by a lease from him; and that the…
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