Court of Appeals of Georgia June 24, 1941, 28918. (Lewis v. State)

Broyles, C. J.

The defendant was convicted of the offense of trespass. The accusation was drawn under Code, § 26-3001 (1), which defines as an indictable offense “The wilful cutting or felling of any wood, timber, or shade tree, ornamental tree, flowering shrub, or any chestnut tree, upon the land, inclosed or uninclosed, of another without the consent of the owner.