Lamb

Lamb v. Harbaugh

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105 Cal. 680·1895 Cal. LEXIS 703·39 P. 56
Supreme Court of CaliforniaJanuary 28, 1895No. 19351California3,333 words

Opinion

lead Opinion

Harrison, J.

The complaint in this action is against seventeen defendants, and is in the following language:

“ 1. That on the twenty-fourth day of August, 1892, the plaintiff was, and had been for many years, a resident of the city of Rational City, in the county of San Diego, state of California.

“ 2. That on the night of the twenty-third and twenty-fourth day of August, 1892, she was residing in said city, in her dwelling-house, with her daughters, Cora E. Lamb and Grace Lamb, and her son, Charles Lamb, and was the owner and in the peaceable and quiet possession of said dwelling-house and the lot upon which the same was situated.

“3. That on the night aforesaid, soon after midnight, the defendants forcibly, unlawfully, and without the consent of the plaintiff entered upon her said premises, and *688 forcibly and violently broke down her gates, and broke and entered her dwelling-house;, and unlawfully and with great noise threatened, maltreated, and intimidated herself and her said daughters.

“4. That by the said unlawful and violent acts of the defendants the property of the plaintiff was damaged, she was intimidated and put in great fear for the lives and safety of herself and her said…

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