Wheeler v. Woods

— Plaintiff-appellant and defendant-appellee reside on adjoining farms in Warren County. Between these properties is a partition fence, one half of which is maintained by appellant, and the remaining portion is thus kept up by ap-pellee. On either side of this division line, and immediately adjacent thereto, are the respective pastures of the parties. In each grazing area was a bull, the one being owned by appellant, and the other by appellee.

During the month of September, 1925, appellee’s animal broke through, or jumped over, the “fence” into appellant’s “pasture,” where the latter’s bull…