Ehle v. Deitz

The appellee was the owner of certain personal property and was the head of a family, residing with the same, and was indebted to George Bardwell, his landlord, for certain rent due him.

Bardwell placed in the hands of appellant a landlord’s warrant against appellee, ordering the said bailiff to make of the goods and chattels of appellee a certain sum of money claimed for rent. Thereupon appellant levied upon certain goods and chattels of appellee, without first giving him notice of the fact that he had the warrant to execute. On the 16th of November, 1887, theappellee commenced his replevin…