Hatch. v. Varner
Supreme Court of Alabama
Appeal from Hale Circuit Court. Heard before Hon. John Moore. . Action for damages for entering upon leaded premises and interfering with sub-tenants of lessee, .begun by J. M. Varner against V. A. Hatch. From a judgment for plaintiff, defendant appeals.
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Appeal from Hale Circuit Court. Heard before Hon. John Moore. . Action for damages for entering upon leaded premises and interfering with sub-tenants of lessee, .begun by J. M. Varner against V. A. Hatch. From a judgment for plaintiff, defendant appeals. The complaint avers in substance that appellant rented to appellee her plantation in Hale county for a term of years; that appellant entered upon and cultivated the said plantation during, the term, and each year paid the rent and performed all the obligations of his contract of lease to her; that the appellant unlawfully .and Avrongfully,…
1Opinion of the CourtMc’Clellan, J.
The appellee instituted this action for damages, against appellant. The trial Avas had on count 2 of the amended complaint to Avhich the general issue Avas pleaded. The original count, and the special pleas filed by defendant, all fell under rulings of the court. Count 2 conjunctively alleges that the entry of defendant or her agents on the premises Avas intentional. and Avrongful and that the subtenants named in the count were notified of defendant’s claim of a breach of the contract of rental, and Avere Avarned not to pay plaintiff their rents or deliver their crops to him. There-is an…
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