Jordan v. Duckett

Gresham Duckett, claiming title to described land, filed a petition in which he alleged that C. J. Jordan was wrongfully in possession thereof and was wrongfully cutting timber off of a described portion. The bill of exceptions contains a demurrer to the petition, and recites that “none of the evidence in said case is material to a. clear understanding, or to elucidate the errors complained of in this bill of exceptions.” The only judgment rendered, as shown by the record, is: “It is considered, ordered, and adjudged that the prayers of the plaintiff'for a restraining order be granted. And…