Miller v. Burket

— Appeal from a temporary injunction granted in vacation. The complaint alleges that the plaintiff was the owner, and in the quiet and peaceable possession of certain land, on which was growing at a certain date eighty-three acres of wheat. “ That on the 30th day of June, while this plaintiff was thus in the quiet and peaceable possession of said land, and while he was engaged in cutting said wheat the defendants, without right and with force and arms, tore down the plaintiff’s fences, and entered upon said premises unlawfully and interfered with the plaintiff and the men whom he had employed…