Fisk v. Hobern

H. T. Kellogg, Acting P. J.:

It is conceivable that testimony might be offered upon the trial tending to prove that the father of the plaintiff was the owner of a certain team of horses; that the defendants, Joseph Hobern and Frank Hobern, were the owners of chattel mortgages consti*589tuting liens upon the team; that the mortgage debts were due and unpaid; that such defendants, acting under the terms of their mortgages and within the law, obtained possession of the team; that the plaintiff, in concert with his father, attempted to retake the team and repossess his father therewith; that the…