Common Pleas.
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March H.-)ane Darts vs.. John Shepherd.-This was
action of trespass to damages for forcibe
sjectment out OF premises situated at Avenue B The
already tried in the Superior Court where ap
peared the mother Of the plaintiff mulcted defendant In
damages to the amount OF $50 for assault! 1t appeared
that the occasion referred defendant being anxious
to get rid Of the plaintiff who occupied as tenant pro
blood relation of his distinguished namesake, Jac
Shepherd) assaulted the old woman Action is now
brought by plaintiff the lessor to for the orci
BILE election defendant applying the argumentum 5acu
to test the principles the law of landlord and
ant The defence put in thathe occupants INDUCED
gentlemen to occasionaily visit their dwelling.


Verdict for plaintiff 500 damages and cents costs


The term OF this Court has concluded.