Bradley v. Hall
Supreme Court of Alabama
1Opinion of the Court
FOSTER, Justice.
This suit is in equity and concerns the ownership of eighty acres of land largely valuable for its timber. The bill alleges that appellee (complainant) was in possession of it, and that appellant Bradley is continuously and daily trespassing upon it, and cutting the timber under license from the other appellants, but that they have no right, title or interest in it. The prayer is for an injunction, temporary and perpetual, and for general relief.
The answer relies upon the title of appellant, Bone Powell, under whom the others claim, and that Bone Powell claims the land under…
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