Hail v. Haynes
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
1Opinion of the Court
Judge Helm
Reversing.
Appellant, Bailey Hail, and appellee, Sherman Haynes, own adjoining farms on the waters of Buck Creek in Pulaski County. This is an action by appellee in trespass to recover for timber alleged to have been *358cut and removed from appellee’s land. At a trial tlies jury found for appellee. Appellant appeals.
Appellee, 81, is a son-in-law of David Jenkins. Ins his petition he states that he is the owner in fee simple and in possession of a tract of land on the waters of Buck Creek in Pulaski County, 200 acres more or less, bounded in part and on the side nex-t to Hail as follows ;
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