Supreme Judicial Court of Maine November 17, 1882 (Hatch v. Donnell)

Appleton, C. J.

This is an action of trespass for breaking- and entering the plaintiff’s close. The lots of the plaintiff" and defendant are adjacent. The defendant when plowing his land, brought his horse and plough on the plaintiff’s land, treading-down her grass and knocking off bark from her trees. This is-the trespass complained of.

The defendant had no right of entry on the plaintiff’s land.