Albright v. Bruner

On appeal from a justice of the peace appellee here recovered in the circuit court a judgment upon verdict for $35, against appellant, for damages by the latter’s cattle to his crops.

The parties owned adjoining lands divided by a fence eighty rods in length, which had been built by appellant some seventeen years before the trial. A verbal agreement was afterward made between him and appellee’s grantor which speci- ■ lied the parts to be maintained by each and provided that they should be kept “in repair.” This agreement being made known to appellee when he acquired his title, was acquiesced…