Rohe v. Pease

Appellant brought this suit in replevin to recover from appellee goods taken by him, as sheriff, by virtue of an execution against Charles Rohe, Sr. The declaration contained two counts, the first for taking the goods and the second for detaining them. There were four pleas: First, non cepit; second, non detinet; third, property in Charles Rohe, Sr.; fourth, justification under the execution against said Charles Rohe, Sr. The cause was put at issue by replications to these pleas, and the issues so made were submitted to a jury, which returned the following- verdict: “We, the jury, find the…