Territory of Hawaii v. Savidge
Hawaii Supreme Court
Exceptions from Circuit Court, First Circuit.
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION OF THE COURT BY
PERRY, J.
The defendants were tried before a jury upon a charge of assault and battery and convicted. The hill sets forth a number of exceptions.
The case for the prosecution was, briefly, that one Kamakee (w), the complaining witness, was in possession of a certain dwelling-house and land situate in Honolulu and that the defendants entered upon and forcibly removed her from the premises and dispossessed her. The evidence adduced, while it would support- a finding that the defendants used force in removing *287the complaining witness, would not support a finding that they or…
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