Johnson v. Johnson

DORE, Judge.

This is a suit involving the respective cattle grazing rights of plaintiff, Charnie H. Johnson, on the one hand, and his brother and nephew, respectively, the defendants, John M. Johnson and Beltran Johnson, on the other hand, on approximately 86,000 acres of unfenced land belonging to the United States of America and situated in the Parish of Vernon, Louisiana.

In his petition the plaintiff alleges that with the full permission of the United States Government he has been grazing his cattle on the tract of land in question which he specifically described in the petition; and, “that…