Wiler v. Manley
Indiana Supreme Court
From the Pulaski Circuit Court.
1Opinion of the CourtDowney, J.
Action of replevin for the recovery of possession of a stock of goods by the appellant, Joseph "Wiler, who sues by his next friend, against the appellee. The case was commenced in the Cass Circuit Court. The venue was-changed to Carroll, and then to Pulaski, where the trial was had. Answer,
1. A general denial.
2. Property in one Jacob Wiler.
*1703. That the goods were the property of Jacob Wiler; that certain of his creditors had sued out an attachment against his property, which was in the hands of the defendant as sheriff, and by virtue of which he had seized the goods.
There was a motion to strike…
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