Kurtz v. Miller
Supreme Court of Kansas
Error from, Rush District Court. Replevin, brought by Kurtz against Miller, as sheriff of Rush county, and his deputy, to recover the possession of a certain stock of merchandise. Trial at the November Term, 1880, of the district court, and verdict and judgment for the defendants. Kurtz brings the case here. The opinion states the facts.
1Opinion of the Court
The opinion of the court was delivered by
Brewer, J,:
This was an action brought by George L. Kurtz in the district court of Rush county, against the sheriff of that county and his deputy, for the purpose of replevying certain goods taken by said officers under process against Louis Kurtz, the father of plaintiff. The vital question in the case is, whether the property belonged to the plaintiff, or to his father, and in respect to this question, the undoubted facts are, that Louis Kurtz, the father, was, up to August 11th, 1879, the unquestioned owner of the said property, the same being a…
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