Scott v. Hudson

Black, C.

Elizabeth Hudson, the appellee, sued Harrison H. Scott, Henry Scott and Nelson Wilburn, the ajipellants, to recover damages for the wrongful taking of certain corn in November, 1877,

A motion for a new trial made by appellants was overruled, and this ruling is alone assigned as error. Of the causes stated in the motion, the giving of a certain instruction to the jury is the only one urged here by counsel.

By admissions made on. the trial, it appeared that the appellee was the owner of the land on which the corn in question grew. The corn was raised by the labor of appellee's husband,…