49 S.E. 136 (W.Va. 1904), Croston v. Male

Citation: 49 S.E. 136, 56 W.Va. 205

Opinion Judge: POFFENBARGER, P.

Party Name: CROSTON v. MALE et al.

Attorney: 2. This statute is an innovation upon fundamental principles of the common law and of American jurisprudence, and can[56 W.Va. 206]not become a license to the courts to take from the citizen, for light or trivial causes, his freehold on payment of compensation, though full and adequate. 5. To war...

Case Date: Tuesday November 15, 1904

Court: Supreme Court of Appeals of West Virginia