Dodge v. Brown

This was replevin brought by Brown against plaintiffs in error to recover possession of “one small two-roller belttightner, and one gear-cutter or cog-engine, except the index dial plate belonging thereto.” The case was tried on the general issue before a jury, and Brown recovered. The bill of exceptions contains the whole evidence, but the only questions which arise in the case are upon the charge and refusals. The facts are somewhat complicated, and the evidence, in several of its aspects, was conflicting, vague and ambiguous. Among other things, it tended to show that Brown and Dodge, one…