Edgar v. Gray

Heydenfeldt, J., concurred.

This was an action in the Court below, under the statute of this State concerning the “ claim and delivery of personal property.”

Upon the trial, the jury found a verdict for defendant, from which, as well as the judgment for costs rendered thereon, the plaintiff appeals.

The first assignment of error is, that no judgment for costs should have been entered against the plaintiff, because the j ary had not found the value of the property to exceed two hundred dollars,—is answered by the plaintiff's declaration, in which the ad-damnum, is laid at two thousand eight…