Hickman v. Enterprise Lumber Co.
Supreme Court of Louisiana
1Opinion of the CourtOverton, J.
This suit was instituted for several purposes. One of them is to recover the standing timber on a large number of acres of land, lying in the parishes of Rap-ides and Grant, and another is, in the event plaintiffs should not be recognized as the owners of the timber, then to have a time fixed within which those of the defendants who may be recognized as the owners of it shall be required to'remove it. The two demands mentioned, in stating > foregoing purposes, are the only ones presented to us or discussed" on this appeal.
Defendants excepted to that part of the' petition which sets out the…
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