Nash v. Mosher
New York Supreme Court
This was an action of trespass de bom's asportatis tried at the Washington circuit in November, 1835, before the Hon, Esek Cov^en, then one of the circuit judges. The suit was brought for ihe taking of a wagon, and sundry-other articles of personal property. The defendant had a distress warrant against the plaintiff for rent due.
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This was an action of trespass de bom's asportatis tried at the Washington circuit in November, 1835, before the Hon, Esek Cov^en, then one of the circuit judges. The suit was brought for ihe taking of a wagon, and sundry-other articles of personal property. The defendant had a distress warrant against the plaintiff for rent due. He found the wagon in the possession of one Bates, a blacksmith, who had a lien upon it for work done by him io the amount of $15. Bates was sworn as a witness ; his testimony was not very explicit as to the manner of the taking of the wagon by the defendant, but he…
1Opinion of the Court
After advisement, The Court, upon the authority of the case of Marshall v. Davis, 1 Wendell, 109, affirmed the decision of Judge Cowen, and denied a new trial.
New trial denied.
2Cases cited1 opinion
- Marshall v. DavisNew York Supreme Court · 1828
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