Altes v. Hinckler

Citations

• 36 Ill. 275

Syllabus

<p>1. Ejectment — growing crops. As between the successful plaintiff in an action of ejectment, and the evicted defendant, the growing crops are a part of the realty; and if the plaintiff is put in possession under his writ, and the defendant nevertheless enters and carries away the crops, the plaintiff can maintain trover for their value.</p> <p>2. An damnum. The judgment cannot be for more than the ad dammim.</p>