Terry v. Cutts

By this suit appellee perpetually enjoined appellant from cutting down and removing a fence which separated and was the boundary fence between appellee’s land and that of Mrs. S. A. Terry, mother of appellant, and for whom he acted as agent with respect to all transactions involved in this suit. The fence was constructed by A. L. Simmons, appellee’s immediate grantor, wholly upon his land about two feet east of the west boundary line, and at his own expense. Thereafter Simmons authorized appellant to place additional posts and wires in the fence, but without any agreement that appellant was…