Albert v. Morris

The sole question in this case is that of ownership of a Chevrolet sedan. Appellant,' claiming that the automobile belonged to him and was wrongfully detained by appellee, brought replevin. Appellee answered, asserting title to the car. After hearing the testimony of the parties and their witnesses a jury returned verdict in favor of appellee. Prom judgment entered on the verdict this appeal is prosecuted.

Appellant urges only one ground for reversal: That the evidence was not sufficient to sustain the verdict.

On appeal from a judgment based on a jury’s verdict, the evidence must be given the…