McIntyre v. Cameron

Action for $2,-900 damages, alleged to have been sustained by the plaintiff, by reason of the negligent and wanton conduct of the defendant in entering upon certain land, belonging to the plaintiff, and cutting the timber thereon, and appropriating it to his own use.

The defendant admitted the cutting of the timber upon the plaintiff’s land and attempted to justify his conduct by a claim of right to the timber, under a deed therefor from one O. G. Minshew (date not given in the record), who prior thereto, on October 19, 1917, received from the plaintiff a deed therefor.

There is no question but…