Boisaubin v. Reed
New York Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
• Leonard, J.
The-judgment rendered at the Special Term in the Supreme Court enjoins the defendant permanently from • entering upon- the lands of the plaintiffs, and taking, converting or interfering with the logs and timber which he has cut upon the said land.
The defendant claims the said logs and timber under a deed executed by the special guardian of the plaintiffs, while they were infants, pursuant to an order of the.late court of chancery of this State, whereby all the oak and pine timber, measuring over eighteen inches in diameter, at four feet above the ground, or above the root,…
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