Supreme Court of Georgia June 6, 1900 (McRae v. Stillwell, Millen & Co.)

Cobb, J.

Stillwell, Millen & Company brought suit against McRae and others, alleging in their petition that the defendants had damaged them by cutting large quantities of pine timber, the property of the plaintiffs, which was growing on a described lot of land’ and that the defendants were still cutting such timber.