Watson v. Williams
Indiana Supreme Court
ERROR to the Vigo Circuit Court.
1Opinion of the CourtStevens, J.
Trial of the right of property. An execution *27of fieri facias in favour of Williams and Chase against one Jackson, was levied on three pair of blacksmith’s bellows, and other blacksmith’s tools, as the property of said Jackson, being found in his possession. Watson and Allen claimed the property; and such proceedings were had upon the claim, that it was finally tried by a jury in the Circuit Court, and found to be the property of Jackson, and subject to the' execution of Williams and Chase. Watson and Allen claim under a mortgage deed, in the usual and regular form of mortgage deeds, with a…
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