73 So. 344 | Miss. | 1916
delivered the opinion of the court.
The appellees sued the appellants for trespass, and recovered a judgment of one hundred dollars. The appellants appeáled from said judgment. The suit originated from the act of'the appellants in going upon the
Under the law a party has not the right to invade the premises of another and take from the possession of the other party by force or against the will of the party in possession any property, even though he may have title thereto. He must in such case resort to court to obtain possession if the party in possession refuses on demand to deliver the property. There were no errors in the instructions or in the rulings of the court, and the jury were the judges of the amount of damages, and the judgment is accordingly affirmed.
Affirmed. •