Kuehn v. Faulkner

— One Faulkner entered into a business arrangement with MacCloy and another, and a couple of days thereafter MacCloy swore to a complaint charging Faulkner with larceny by obtaining money under false pretenses. A warrant was issued thereon and executed by the sheriff, who arrested Faulkner and placed him in jail. At that time, there was taken from Faulkner’s possession by the sheriff the sum of $4,555. This sum is now in the hands of the sheriff, and is the bone of contention in this action.

Faulkner was indebted to the appellant, which, upon his arrest, brought suit against Faulkner and had a…