Long v. Mayberry
Tennessee Supreme Court
FROM MAURY. Appea] from Chancery Court of Maury County. A. J. AberNathy, Ch.
1Opinion of the CourtMoAlister, J.
This bill was filed in tbe Chancery-Court of Maury County by the heirs of Jerome B. Pillow, deceased, to enjoin the defendant, J. W. Mayberry, against using a right of way over the lands of complainant. The bill alleges that defendant is continually and unlawfully entering upon the lands of complainant with horses and wagons; that this is a great injury to complainants, and is a trespass, as defendant is not entitled to any easement or right of way oyer their lands. The defendant, in his answer, states that his farm adjoins the Pillow farm on the north, and that he passes through the farm of…
2Cases cited1 opinion
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