Hockaday v. Goodwin

This was an action of replevin brought by appellant for the possession of two horses and a wagon. Plaintiff’s right to recover was based upon a chattel mortgage executed by one William F. Gardner on the 29th day of November, 1887. Gardner was in possession of the property at the time by virtue of a purchase alleged to have been previously made from one F. Tibbetts. Goodwin, the defendant, gained possession of the property by an alleged purchase from Tibbetts made on the 18th day of December following.

No questions of law are presented. The proceedings of the court were correct and…