Orcutt v. Cahill
New York Court of Appeals
Appeal from the Supreme Court, in which a judgment of the County Court was affirmed.
1Opinion of the CourtDenio, J.
The action, which was brought in the court of a justice of the peace, was trespass for the taking of five calves; and the defendants justified under a warrant issued by one of them as a justice of the peace for the collection of a small sum for the costs of a proceeding against the plaintiff and another person under the statute concerning encroachments in. highways, (1 R. S., 521.) It appeared that, an issue had been. *579formed in that proceeding by the denial of the complaint by the present plaintiff, and that the jury summoned on that occasion found the fact of the encroachment and made the…
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