Morgan v. Woods
Indiana Supreme Court
APPEAL from the Gibson Circuit Court.
1Opinion of the CourtRay, J.
This was an action brought by Ephraim E. Woods against appellants, upon a complaint in two paragraphs.
The first ..paragraph charges, that the defendants have possession of certain property (of which a schedule is filed, marked exhibit “A”), without right, and unlawfully detain the same from the plaintiff".
The second paragraph charges, that the defendants unlawfully, without leave, wrongfully took certain property of the plaintiff" beiug the same property described in said exhibit “A,” and sold the same and converted the proceeds to their own use.
The defendants filed their answer, which we…
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