Woodruff v. Adams
Indiana Supreme Court
ERROR to the La Grange Circuit Court.
1Opinion of the CourtDewey, J.
Trespass quare clausum fregit. Plea, general issue; verdict and judgment for plaintiff.
The Court instructed the jury, that, if the lessor of land for the purpose of raising thereon a single crop on shares, was to receive his share of the product standing on the ground, he would not be a trespasser by entering on that part of the close on which his share was growing; but if the tenant was to deliver to him his portion of the harvest on other premises than those let, the tenant alone could maintain trespass for a breach of the close committed during the term of letting. The defendant excepted…
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