Stout v. Perry

— The appellees sued the appellant, to recover the value of a field of standing com, which they allege the appellant gathered, took away and appropriated to his own use. The appelleesjslaim by purchase under a sheriff's sale; the appellant by purchase under a subsequent constable’s sale. The pleadings need not be stated; no question is made upon them; they are sufficient to support the proper judgment, according to the facts found.

The special finding of the court, and the conclusions of the law thereon, are as follows:

“The plaintiff John G. Rgrry, on April 17th, 1877, recovered judgment in…