Warner v. Comstock

Champlin, J".

This suit originated in a justice’s court, where plaintiff obtained judgment. The action is trover to recover the value of a horse alleged to have been converted by defendant. The material facts are as follows : June 10, 1881, plaintiff, then being the owner of the horse, sold him to one Abram-Young for $110, and received down $36, and took Young’s note for $74, payable May 10,1882, secured by chattel mortgage on the horse. At that time Young resided in the township of Grant, in St. Clair county, and the chattel mortgage was filed in that township on the 4th day of August…