Harrington v. Smith
Supreme Court of Colorado
Appeal from District Court of Larimer County. Action by Perry Harrington against John L. Smith- and Thomas H. Davy for trespass in seizing exempt property. Plaintiff was nonsuited, and appeals.
1Opinion of the Court
Richmond, C.
May 29, 1885, appellant was the head of a family, residing in Larimer county, Colorado, a carpenter by trade, and was the owner of two bay horses, of the value of $200; one lumber wagon, of the value of $80; one set of double harness, of the value of $25; one-cow and calf, of the value of $50,— which he claimed were exempt from levy of attachment and sale under an. execution. Smith was constable for that county; and. on that day appellee Thomas H. Davy caused a certain, writ of attachment to be issued and delivered to said Smith, and directed him to take and seize the…
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2Cases cited4 opinions
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