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· 3/5/1894

Lazarus v. Phelps

Citations

  • 152 U.S. 81
  • 14 S. Ct. 477
  • 38 L. Ed. 363
  • 1894 U.S. LEXIS 2095

Syllabus

<p>An owner of grazing land in Texas, who stocks his land with cattle greatly in excess of the number which can be fed upon it, and permits them to go■ on and occupy and feed from the grass growing upon unoccupied land of a neighboring proprietor, with no separating fence, becomes liable to the latter for the rental value of his land so occupied,</p>

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  • applying Texas statute requiring farmers to fence out cattle

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Judges: Brown

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