Barnard v. Haworth
Indiana Supreme Court
APPEAL from the Union Circuit Court.
1Opinion of the CourtDavison, J.
The appellants were the defendants below, and the appellee the plaintiff.
The complaint charges that the defendants with force, &c., broke and entered the plaintiff’s close, and therein committed various trespasses, &c.
The defendants answered — 1. By general denial. 2. Justifying on the ground that the supposed trespasses were done by virtue of an order of the board of commissioners, which authorized the opening, &c., of a private road through the plaintiff’s land. In this defense, the petition upon which the action of the board was founded, and all other proceedings had before the…
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2Cases cited1 opinion
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