Harbison v. Iliff

Plaintiff sued his landlord, the defendant herein, alleging in his second cause of action that “during plaintiff’s absence from his residence the defendant employed painters, without the knowledge and consent of plaintiff and without authority of law, to go upon the said premises and as defendant’s servants, employes and agents, and under the authority and direction of the defendant, broke and entered said house; that said painters jn and upon said premises, did wrongfully mutilate and destroy, take and carry away a lot of chattel property of the value of seven hundred and seventy-five…