Wagoner v. Jack's Creek Coal Corporation
Supreme Court of Virginia
The opinion states the case.
1Opinion of the CourtBuchanan, J.
The plaintiff, Jack Wagoner, Jr., instituted this action seeking compensation from the defendant, Jack’s Creek Coal Corporation, for hauling coal in trucks over a road on the plaintiff’s land, by reason of which he alleged that the defendant had benefited to the extent of $4,500, which it should pay to the plaintiff. At the conclusion of plaintiff’s evidence the court struck it out, judgment was entered for the defendant and the plaintiff appeals.
Most of the evidence offered by the plaintiff related to the damage to the road caused by the hauling and was irrelevant to the issue presented. His…
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