Gill v. Pringle

LESTER, Chief Justice.

This suit was instituted by the' appellants, in which they sought an injunction against the appellee to enjoin him, from trespassing upon their property, and in which they alleged that he was using their roads or turn rows over their farm; that he had permitted his stock to enter upon their land; that he had entered upon same and cut timber from their ■ land and had molested their tenants, and prayed that he be permanently enjoined from doing any and all of such acts in the future.

The appellee pleaded that he was the owner of two certain roadways, referred to as the east…