Vidrine v. Vidrine

Plaintiff, Philip H. Vidrine, acquired a tract of land of 100 arpents, with improvements, from Sidney Fontenot, in April, 1916, and immediately took possession thereof. About 60 arpents were open, cultivable lands, and the balance, woodland. The open land constituted the western part and the woodland was on the eastern end of the tract. He prosecutes this possessory action, including a claim for damages, against Edmond Vidrine, for trespassing on that part of the tract referred to as woodland, driving his employees off and enclosing a portion thereof with a barbed wire fence. The lower court…