Reports of Cases Heard and Determined by the Supreme Court of South Carolina, Volumen113 |
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Página 105
... timber , where the plaintiff is in quiet possession of his real estate . Before McIVER , J. , Barnwell , Spring term , 1919. Af- firmed . Action by Arthur S. Sease and others against the Barn- well Lumber Company . Judgment for ...
... timber , where the plaintiff is in quiet possession of his real estate . Before McIVER , J. , Barnwell , Spring term , 1919. Af- firmed . Action by Arthur S. Sease and others against the Barn- well Lumber Company . Judgment for ...
Página 106
... timber and with other machinery and wagons , trampled upon said lands ; destroyed all of the under brush ; made roads through the said tract of land and wilfully , wantonly , and feloniously removed said timber from said lands ; and ...
... timber and with other machinery and wagons , trampled upon said lands ; destroyed all of the under brush ; made roads through the said tract of land and wilfully , wantonly , and feloniously removed said timber from said lands ; and ...
Página 107
... timber to the said defendants , and by reason of the acts of the said defendant , aforesaid , in its entering plaintiffs ' close , trespassing thereon , destroying the undergrowth , erecting their tramroads and other roads , removing ...
... timber to the said defendants , and by reason of the acts of the said defendant , aforesaid , in its entering plaintiffs ' close , trespassing thereon , destroying the undergrowth , erecting their tramroads and other roads , removing ...
Página 109
... TIMBER CUTTING . - Where lumber company without owner's con- sent cut and removed timber which owner had refused to sell and was keeping for plantation uses , the amount of owner's damages in action for malicious trespass was not ...
... TIMBER CUTTING . - Where lumber company without owner's con- sent cut and removed timber which owner had refused to sell and was keeping for plantation uses , the amount of owner's damages in action for malicious trespass was not ...
Página 111
... timber was on its own lands ; therefore defendant denied liability for anything more than the actual damages , which it offered to pay . There was evidence that defendant's agents continued to cut and remove the timber from plaintiff's ...
... timber was on its own lands ; therefore defendant denied liability for anything more than the actual damages , which it offered to pay . There was evidence that defendant's agents continued to cut and remove the timber from plaintiff's ...
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