Ford v. Bradford

The suit is to recover for trees alleged to have been cut on plaintiff’s land. The original complaint contained three counts': One for the statutory penalty for cutting trees, one in trespass, and one in trover. The case was here on former appeal. See Ford v. Bradford, 210 Ala. 48, 97 So. 55.

After the cause was remanded, common counts were added. In the latter trial all these counts were submitted to the jury except the count for money had and received, which was charged out by the court. There was plea of the general issue as to all counts, and a special plea to the first three counts, in…