Harris v. Harris

This is an action of forcible entry and detainer, by appellees against appellant. The complaint contained one count, which was substantially in code form, for the above cause of action. The proof shows without conflict that the appellees were in the actual, peaceable possession of the 77 acres of land sued for, at the time the appellant went into possession, and had been in such possession for some few years prior thereto. The appellees were tenants of one Hezekiah Harris, the owner of the land. Appellant is the son of said Hezekiah, and he seems to have asserted his right of entry into…