Simpson v. Moorhead

Grry, Y. C.

(orally).

This is quite an interesting case. The complainants are a number of gentlemen who have associated themselves together for entertainment and sport in a gun club, and have acquired, in their private capacity, the ownership of some uplands and also of some considerable quantity of banked meadow, lying in the county of Cumberland. They complain that the defendant, Moorhead,' comes upon their lands, of which the meadow part is largely overflowed by the tide at certain portions of the day, and guns for birds which come on the meadow and on waters thereof, and for birds flying…