Crutchfield v. Moch

This case was before the Supreme Court in Crutchfield v. Moch, 148 La. 201, 86 South. 744. The issue presented was whether the petition disclosed a right or cause of action, and this court held that it did. An accurate statement of the case is given in the opinion as reported in that case. After a trial of the case on the merits, the lower court rendered a judgment in favor of the plaintiffs recognizing them as the owners of the property involved in the suit and reserving to them the right to sue for rents, profits, depredation, removal of timber, and taxes paid. From this judgment defendants…