In re Kameeui
Hawaii Supreme Court
Prohibition.
1Opinion of the Court
Decision of
Judd, C.J.
By the petition in this case and the annexed exhibit, it appears that on the 8th of November, 1884, an action of trespass was begun in the District Court of North Kona, Island of Hawaii, by Ben Tenorio and Moeawakea, against the petitioners, alleging that they had wrongfully entered a fenced close at Kahaluu, in North Kona, and built a house thereon, contrary to the rights of the plaintiffs, to their damage $40; also that the case was heard by J. G. Hoapili, the District Justice, on the 10th of November, and the petitioners answered that they had entered th.e land but…
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