Rowan v. Teague

Teague sued Rowan, in replevin, for the canal boat J. M. Bratton, her furniture and apparel, and three horses. Trial by the court; finding for the plaintiff, and that he is entitled to the possession of the property in controversy, and was at the commencement of the suit, *305that the defendant unlawfully took and detained the same, as alleged, and that the plaintiff is entitled to $100 damages for the taking and detention of the same. The court also found the value of the property. The complaint does not charge an unlawful taking, hut an unlawful detention. There is a conflict in the testimony,…