Burrow v. Terre Haute & Logansport Railroad

There are three paragraphs of the appellant’s complaint, and although they differ in the relief sought, the gravamen of each of the causes of action is the same: The essential facts in each of the paragraphs are that the appellant is the owner in fee of the real estate described, that the appellee unlawfully asserts a right to the possession of the property, and has wrongfully invaded the appellant’s rights. The affirmative paragraph of the appellee’s answer alleges that it is an incorporated railway company; that in •the construction of its road, it became necessary to take pos*434session of…