DAMAGE-FEASANT
Dictionary of Science, Literature and Art · 1842 · p. 12
In Law, a beast is said to be so, when found in another person's ground without his leave or licence; in which case the tenant may distrain or impound it: but at his own peril, if the accident have happened through his own negligence in not repairing the fences of his close. Po e ion, without title, is suflScient to empower the tenant to distrain damage-feasant. Proper notice is, however, to be given; and if the owner of the estate tender amends, it is unlawful to detain them. [s. 327]
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