Daniels v. Aholtz

Citations

• 81 Ill. 440

Syllabus

<p>Trespass—license from one occupant of a common inclosure no protection against suit by other occupant. Where two persons occupy adjoining lands, inclosed with one fence and forming one field, and one of them authorizes a third person to turn cattle into the inclosure, representing to such third person that he owns the whole, and the cattle go upon the land of the other occupant, the party turning them in is liable in trespass for all damage done by the cattle, notwithstanding he may have believed that the occupant giving him the license had full authority so to do.</p>