Pleasanton v. Nutt
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania
Error to the Court of Common Pleas No.- 2, of Philadelphia county: Of July. Term, 1886, No. 137. Replevin for certain goods and chattels of the value of $935 by Angelina Nutt against Gertrude Pleasanton.
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Error to the Court of Common Pleas No.- 2, of Philadelphia county: Of July. Term, 1886, No. 137. Replevin for certain goods and chattels of the value of $935 by Angelina Nutt against Gertrude Pleasanton. The sheriff returned that he had replevied some of the articles named in the writ, and eloigned as to the-remainder.- Pleas: 1. Property as to all and singular the goods re'plevied as per sheriffs return to the writ in this cause, and non cepit as to all goods eloigned as per said return to said writ. 2. That the said plaintiff ought not to have or maintain her aforesaid action against her,…
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Sterrett
In one of her .special pleas, defendant below averred that certain specified articles of furniture, .etc., in controversy, were her property, purchased by her from Alexander W. Nutt, who at the time of said purchase was the husband of plaintiff below and the then lawful owner of said property. Without denying the purchase as alleged in the plea, plaintiff replied that said furniture was not at said time etc., the property of said Alexander W. Nutt, but was the property of said plaintiff, as in her declaration mentioned. One of the issues of fact thus raised by the pleadings was whether the…
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