Harris v. Barron
Supreme Court of Louisiana
1Opinion of the Court
SIMON, Justice.
Plaintiff, alleging himself to be the owner of certain property1 as well as the timber growing and standing thereon, filed this •suit against defendants 2 for the wrongful cutting, felling and removal of said timber. He prayed that defendants be adjudged in legal and moral bad faith and condemned to pay in solido the sum of $2,467.29, the ■ alleged manufactured value of the timber so cut and removed. Alternatively he prayed that should the Court find the defendants are not in moral but in legal bad faith, then that the said defendants be condemned to pay in solido the sum of…
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