State v. Bonham
Indiana Supreme Court
APPEAL from the Bipley Oommon Pleas.
1Opinion of the CourtPerkins, J.
The record in this cause makes the following ease:
Jacob B. Dorsh was the owner of a tract of land. On that tract of land William Bisinger erected, and operated a steam saw mill. Upon what terms he was permitted to put up the saw mill, does not appear; nor is it shown for how long a *232time he was to be permitted to use it upon the land, nor what were to be his rights. at the expiration of the time. But the complaint avers that the mill and machinery were the property of Risinger, and that fact may, therefore, be taken as admitted by Dorsh and Risinger. A joint judgment for some 600 dollars was…
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