Union Sawmill Co. v. Mitchell
Supreme Court of Louisiana
Appeal from Fourth Judicial District ■Court, Parish of Union; Robert Brooks Daw-kins, Judge. Action by the Union Sawmill Company against Charles F. Mitchell and others. Judgment of dismissal, and plaintiff appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtProvo Sty, J.
The defendant Mitchell was proceeding to cut and remore the timber from his own land, and also doing so through his codefendant, when the plaintiff brought this suit, enjoining him and his co-defendants, and sequestering so much of the cut timber as was yet within the reach nf the sheriff, and claiming large damages for the timber theretofore removed and disposed of.
Plaintiff relies upon three certain so-called “timber contracts”; two executed by the defendant Mitchell, and one by J. W. Loper, from whose widow and heirs the defendant Mitchell acquired a part of the land in question. By…
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