Sutherland v. Cabiness

Appellant is the owner of a pasture, and uses the same in pasturing stock for hire. He had therein a yearling, which belonged to one Doc Green, and upon which there was due pasturage to the amount of $7.50. Appellee bought this yearling from one Stewart, and went into appellant’s pasture, and took possession of the same, and carried it away. Appellant alleges that, when he accosted appellee about this, appel-lee threatened to enter appellant’s premises and carry therefrom, at any time he saw proper, any animal found therein which he, appellee, may have purchased from the owner or claimant…