PER CURIAM.
The appellants, who were defendants in the trial court, suffered a final judgment in the amount of $1500 after a jury trial. On this appeal the principal point presented urges that the appellants are entitled to a reversal because the proof at trial did not establish liability under the allegations of the complaint. The complaint was framed upon a theory of negligent nuisance and trespass. Appellants rely principally upon Beckman v. Marshall, Fla. 1956...
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