Fisher v. Shelver
Wisconsin Supreme Court
APPEAL from the Circuit Court for Crawford County. Replevin, for a quantity of wheat and oats. The answer was, that the defendant took the grain under a valid execution against Edward Fisher, and that said Edward Fisher was the owner of the property. The plaintiff had a verdict and judgment; a new trial was refused; and defendant appealed from the judgment.
1Opinion of the CourtOrton, J.
The defendant, as sheriff, levied an execution,
issued on a judgment, for costs, in the case of Mitchell & Co. against one Edward Fisher, on 600 bushels of wheat and 100 bushels of oats, raised on a farm of 160 acres occupied ostensibly by Edward Fisher and his family. Forty acres of this farm belonged to Edward Fisher before he was married to the plaintiff, Margaret Fisher, and the other 120 acres were purchased by him soon after such marriage, from one Walker, and the whole was occupied and cultivated together thereafter for about nine years, and in the same way, down to the time of this…
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