Lyman v. Becannon

Graves, Ch. J.

Lyman brought replevin in the circuit court, for a peculiar vehicle called an “egg-wagon,” which was taken from Becannon on the writ and delivered to Lyman. The case was tried without jury, and the court found generally for the defendant, and that the value of the wagon was one hundred and twenty dollars, and the damages for detention six cents. *

Becannon waived judgment for return, and elected to recover the value. No special finding was made of facts or law. But a bill of exceptions was settled containing only a portion of the evidence and certain rulings at the trial, and…