John A. Tolman Co. v. Waite
Michigan Supreme Court
Case made from Iron; Stone, J. Trover by the John A. Tolman Company against Man-ville B. Waite, sheriff of Iron county. Plaintiff had judgment, and defendant assigns error.
1Opinion of the CourtHooker, J.
The facts in this case were stipulated, and a judgment was rendered for the plaintiff by the court, from which the defendant has appealed.
Ball, as sheriff, seized, by virtue of a writ of attachment against Bannerman, at the suit of Fisher, personal property which in fact belonged to the plaintiff,- who brought an action of trover therefor. Ball died during the pendency of the action. His death was suggested, and his administrator defended the action, which resulted in a judgment against the administrator, for $275, including damages and costs. Nothing was ever paid upon this judgment. On…
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