Ravine House Co., Inc. v. Bradstreet
Supreme Court of Vermont
1Opinion of the CourtPowers, J.
The action is replevin. The plaintiff is a corporation owning a furnished hotel in Randolph, N. H., known as the Ravine House. The defendant is the widow of William D. Bradstreet, Sr., who was a director and officer of the plaintiff corporation. After Bradstreet’s death in 1926, the defendant removed to Bellows Falls, Yt., certain goods and chattels mentioned in the officer’s return on the writ herein. Some of these goods were taken from the Ravine House and some from a warehouse in Berlin, N. H., where they were in storage. All of the goods had been in the hotel. Claiming title to these…
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