Gaskins v. Gray Lumber Co.
Court of Appeals of Georgia
Trespass, from city court of Douglas — -Judge Roan. September 24, 1908.
1Opinion of the CourtPowell, J.
J. A. Gaskins sued the Gray Lumber Company for trespass; and the trial resulted in a nonsuit, to which exception is taken. The substance of the plaintiff’s claim was, that Fisher H. Gaskins conveyed to Timmons, McWhite & Company all the timber suitable for turpentine and sawmill purposes growing on certain lots of land in Berrien county; that Timmons, *168McWhite & Company in turn conveyed this timber to the Gray Lumber Company, and that subsequently Fisher II. Gaskins conveyed to the plaintiff the land upon which the timber stood; thereby convej'ing such timber as was not included in the other…
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