Carter v. Augusta Gravel Road Co.
Indiana Superior Court
1Opinion of the CourtBlair, J.
The plaintiff alleges in his complaint that he is the owner of certain real estate, and that the defendant, without right, entered upon it and erected thereon a toll house, dwelling house, and out-buildings, and continues to maintain the same thereon, and refuses to remove them, to the damage' of the plaintiff,' for which damages he asks judgment, and also asks as special relief that the defendant be compelled to remove the buildings. The first paragraph of the answer is the general denial, and a second paragraph sets up a license from the owner of the premises.
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