Bolton v. Howell

Bolton sued Howell to recover possession of real estate, alleging title and right of possession in himself.

In a separate paragraph he further alleged that Howell, the defendant, was committing waste by the removal of timber, &e., and prayed that he be enjoined, &c., and, on bond being filed, a temporary restraining order was made, to operate till notice could be given and both parties heard, &c. At the *182term following the defendant answered, setting up in some paragraphs a legal, in some an equitable title.

The plaintiff replied in denial.

The pleadings, subsequent to the complaint, are…