Supreme Court of Louisiana December 1, 1930, No. 30653. (Antoine Lumber Co. v. Southern Bag & Paper Co.)

ST. PAUL, J.

Plaintiff sold to Hodge-Hunt Lumber Company “all of the timber that can and will be removed as saw logs” from a certain 240 acres of land. Thereafter the lumber company sold to defendant “all the merchantable saw log timber” on said tract.

The defendant, after removing all the saw-logs on said tract, then proceeded to cut cross-ties from said lands and remove the pulp wood therefrom.