Lawson v. First National Bank

Opinion op the Court by

Judge Dietzman

Affirming.

Tlie appellee started this suit against F. M. Lawson, claiming that it was the owner and in possession of a described boundary of land, title to which it had acquired as a remote grantee “by reason of a sheriff’s sale of same on an execution on a judgment against” F. M. Lawson. The appellee further averred that Lawson was trespassing upon the property and cutting timber. It prayed to be adjudged the owner and entitled to the possession of the land, and that Lawson be enjoined from further trespasses and from further cutting the timber. Lawson by…