Glover v. Pugh
Alabama Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
HARWOOD, Presiding Judge.
The proceedings below originated with Arthur Glover suing A. M. Pugh in detinue claiming two head of cattle.
Pugh filed a plea in recoupment, said plea sounding in trespass, and claiming'-damages for penning, feeding, watering, and for inr juries to his feed troughs and fences resulting from the alleged trespass on his land by four head of Glover’s cattle.
Glover filed a motion to strike the plea in recoupment on the grounds that no paper or instrument was issued to the sheriff authorizing the execution or service by the sheriff of plea of recoupment on Glover. This…
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