Miller v. Willis
Nebraska Supreme Court
Eeeoe to tbe district court for York county. Tried below before Geoeg-e W. Post, J. cited: Angelí & Ames on Corporations, sec. 650. Freeman Judg., sec. 154. Banlc v. Smalley, 2 Cow., 778. Corbin v. Pearce, 81 Ill., 461. Jachson v. Walher, 4 Wend., 463. Ereeman Ex., 43.
1Opinion of the CourtMaxwell, J.
In 1878 the Kansas Wagon Manufacturing company recovered a judgment in the county court against Benjamin H. Willis, and Thos. C. Tagg, for the sum of $76.65 and costs. In January, 1880, an execution was issued on this judgment, and levied on certain hogs as the property of Benjamin H. Willis. Thereupon William H. Willis, a son of Benjamin, claimed the hogs as his and took, them from the plaintiffs in error, Miller being sheriff and Laycock his deputy, on a writ of replevin. On the trial of the cause a verdict was returned in favor of Willis, upon which judgment was rendered. The county judge…
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