Norwood v. Shipley

General Court of Virginia

Norwood v. Shipley

1 H. & J. 295

General Court of Virginia·Decided May 15, 1802·Published·Cited by 8 cases

Opinion

The Court in this cause determined that the plaintiff must show title to the land on which he charges the trespass to be committed, or he must show that i . ,, ' . „',. , . ,, lie was in the actual possession oí the place where the [296] trespass was committed, at the time when it was committed.

Ridgely, Mason and Shaaff, for Plaintiff. Martin, (Attorney General,) and W. Dorsey, for Defendant.

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The Court in this cause determined that the plaintiff must show title to the land on which he charges the trespass to be committed, or he must show that i . ,, ' . „',. , . ,, lie was in the actual possession oí the place where the [296] trespass was committed, at the time when it was committed.

Ridgely, Mason and Shaaff, for Plaintiff. Martin, (Attorney General,) and W. Dorsey, for Defendant.

Norwood v. Shipley, 1 H. & J. 295 (Va. Super. Ct. 1802).

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