Dalson v. Bradberry

Appellee commenced an action of trespass on the case against appellant, to recover for an injury to his reversionary interest in a tract of land held and occupied by a tenant under a lease from him. The declaration averred that, he being the owner and entitled to the reversion of the land, appellant, without leave and against the will of appellee, threw down and destroyed a large amount of fence, by hauling away the same, whereby the crop became exposed to cattle and other stock, and was thereby destroyed, whereby appellee became and was injured, and sustained damage.

Subsequently, on leave…