Miller v. Burnett

Linda Miller sued her landlord, William Burnett, for damages after he allowed his neighbor's horses to graze on the 35 acres of pastureland that she had rented from him and, she alleged, also denied her access to the land for several months. Burnett filed a counterclaim against Miller, claiming she hadn't paid rent. After the district court ruled against Miller, she appealed to this court; we sent the case back for further consideration. The district court again ruled against Miller, and Miller again appealed, arguing that the district court should have awarded her damages for Burnett letting…