Harman v. Whitchlow
1 N.C. 152
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If the tenant of the land, or a stranger, chases the cattle of a tenant in comnion, who has common there, he alone may have an action. But it is not so here; and the difference is grounded on this rule. Where the injury is equally great to one tenant in common as to the other; there they shall join in a personal action.
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Harman v. Whitchlow, 1 N.C. 152 (circtnc 1793).
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