Sanders v. Chandler
Supreme Court of Minnesota
Appeal by defendant from an order of the district court for Goodhue county, Crosby, J., presiding, refusing a new trial. The execution mentioned in the opinion was issued on a judgment entered June 5,1877, in an action commenced in November, 1876, on a note made on February 25, 1876, and due October 28, 3876.
1Opinion of the CourtGiufillan, C. J.
Action for taking and converting a quantity of wheat. The defendant justified, as sheriff of the county of Goodhue, under an execution issued upon a judgment against James Sanders, who is plaintiff’s husband. On the trial the plaintiff introduced evidence that the wheat taken was hers, and was raised on a farm managed by her, which, in 1868, was conveyed'by one Nugent to said James Sanders, and, in 1871, by James Sanders and plaintiff to one Ward, and by Ward the next day to plaintiff.
The defendant introduced the judgment and execution under which be justified, and other evidence not of…
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