Kelley v. Bicknell
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
Appeal from Estill Circuit Court.
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion op the Court by
Judge Lassing —
Affirming.
In January, 1907, S. B. Kelley instituted a suit in the Estill Circuit Court against Yirgil Bicknell and Godfrey Isaacs, in -which he alleged that he was the owner of a certain boundary of land, containing thirty-five acres, upon which the defendants had entered and cut timber to his damage. He asked that they he enjoined from committing further trespass thereon and that he recover damages for the trespasses theretofore committed. The defendants answered, claiming title in themselves to the land in question, and specifically denied that…
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