State v. Intoxicating Liquor
Supreme Court of Vermont
Proceeding for condemnation of certain liquors taken from the possession of the claimant upon search and seizure proceedings in November, 1898. Trial by Court, Windsor County, December Term, 1898, Taft, J., presiding. Judgment that the liquors be forfeited and that the claimant pay the costs of the proceeding. The claimant excepted.
1Opinion of the CourtMunson, J.
This is a proceeding for the condemnation of certain liquors found in the possession of the claimant. On trial, the claimant offered a certified copy of the record of his acquittal on a charge of keeping with unlawful intent, and in connection therewith, evidence that both proceedings related to the same liquor. The court found that the liquors sought to be condemned were the property of the claimant and the same as those involved in the prior adjudication, but excluded the record of the judgment as immaterial.
It appears then to have been judicially ascertained, in a proceeding between the…
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