Lazzell v. Garlow
West Virginia Supreme Court
Appeal from Circuit Court, Monongalia County. Suit by Luther J. Lazzell against J. Marion Garlow for an injunction. From a decree perpetuating an injunction granted, defendant appeals.
1Opinion of the Court
McWhorter, Judge:
Luther J. Lazzell filed his bill in the circuit court of Monongalia county, at October rules, 1892, against J. Marion Garlow, alleging the possession of one hundred and forty-three acres of land, conveyed to him by three different deeds, and filing such deeds as exhibits with such bills, claiming that he had an indisputable title to said one hundred aud forty-three acres of land, and that, being so possessed in fee, the defendant committed trespasses thereon, by tearing down and destroying his fencing, and with horses and heavy timber wagons, driving over his land, and…
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