Hradil v. Tate

Sohn, J.,

— Plaintiff, John Hradil, brought an action in trespass against George Tate and John W. Ramsey. In the complaint, plaintiff alleges that defendant Tate informed defendant, Ramsey, a justice of the peace, orally, that two robes had been stolen, and he had reason to believe they had been taken by plaintiff, Hradil. Defendant Ramsey issued a search warrant to a constable, directing him to search the automobile and home of plaintiff.

A constable and Tate searched the premises of plaintiff. Plaintiff alleges that the warrant was issued and the premises searched, wilfully, maliciously and…