Bartlett v. . Simmons
49 N.C. 295
Opinion
The acts of the plaintiff, and those under Whom he claims, in getting rails off of the land from year to year, were separate and unconnected trespasses, and do not amount to the exercise of such ownership as will ripen a title, or give the right to maintain an action of trespass, q. c. f. The doctrine on this subject is discussed, and all the cases collated in Loftin v. Cobb, 1 Jones’ Rep. 406. There is no error.
Pee Cuexam. Judgment affirmed.
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