The Law of Remedies for Torts, Including Replevin, Real Action, Pleading, Evidence, Damages
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308 PLEADING. [BOOK III.
claims, which is prior in date to the title relied on by the plain- tiff. 1 § 23. Under an answer in trespass qu. claus., justifying under A, as owner, the defendant may show an estate in common in A. a § 24. In trespass for taking away goods, under a plea of prop- erty in a third person, evidence of such ownership at the time of the taking is admissible. 3 § 25. Where one alleges a particular title in excuse or justifica- tion for an act which would otherwise be a tres...pass, he is bound to prove the title precisely as he has alleged it. 4 Thus where, in an action for trespass on lands, the defendants in their answer set up a title to the premises in a third person, and justify their entry under a license from him ; they cannot change their ground upon the trial, and show title in one of the defendants. Or that the plaintiff's grantor was estopped from denying the defendant's title. 5 § 26. Where the defendant pleads only soil and freehold in himself, and issue is joined thereon, he has the right of opening and closing.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
308 PLEADING. [BOOK III.
claims, which is prior in date to the title relied on by the plain- tiff. 1 § 23. Under an answer in trespass qu. claus., justifying under A, as owner, the defendant may show an estate in common in A. a § 24. In trespass for taking away goods, under a plea of prop- erty in a third person, evidence of such ownership at the time of the taking is admissible. 3 § 25. Where one alleges a particular title in excuse or justifica- tion for an act which would otherwise be a tres...pass, he is bound to prove the title precisely as he has alleged it. 4 Thus where, in an action for trespass on lands, the defendants in their answer set up a title to the premises in a third person, and justify their entry under a license from him ; they cannot change their ground upon the trial, and show title in one of the defendants. Or that the plaintiff's grantor was estopped from denying the defendant's title. 5 § 26. Where the defendant pleads only soil and freehold in himself, and issue is joined thereon, he has the right of opening and closing.
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