Millett v. Soule

Dunn,- J.

After nonsuit in replevin, the ordering of the chattels to the defendant constituted exceptionable error, on the state of the record.

The Milletts were husband and wife«at Greenwood. The wife left her husband. She took the piano, the sewing machine, an art square and rugs and other household property to the defendant’s house in Oxford. Save the piano, which was left downstairs in that house, because of the difficulty which would have attended putting it upstairs, all that she had brought was placed in an upper room, the exclusive occupancy of which was hers.

One day Mrs. Millett locked…