Young v. Chandler
Supreme Judicial Court of Maine
On exceptions by plaintiff. Sustained. Action of trespass. The writ contained three counts. The first count alleged the detaining with force and arms, by the defendant, of certain goods and chattels consisting of greenhouse frames, plants, loam and compost, property of the plaintiff, from the plaintiff’s possession. The second count alleged the conversion by the defendant of the goods and chattels described in the first count.
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On exceptions by plaintiff. Sustained. Action of trespass. The writ contained three counts. The first count alleged the detaining with force and arms, by the defendant, of certain goods and chattels consisting of greenhouse frames, plants, loam and compost, property of the plaintiff, from the plaintiff’s possession. The second count alleged the conversion by the defendant of the goods and chattels described in the first count. The third count alleged the forcible taking and carrying away by the defendant of the same goods and chattels. The writ was sued out of the Superior Court, Cumberland…
1Opinion of the CourtPeabody, J.
This was an action of trespass commenced by writ declaring under three counts, the first alleging the detaining, with force and arms, by the defendant, of certain goods and chattels, consisting of greenhouse frames, plants, loam and compost, property of the plaintiff, from his possession, the second the conversion of the goods and chattels described in the first count and the third, the forcible taking and carrying away of the same property.
After the evidence of both the plaintiff and defendant was presented the presiding Justice, on motion of the defendant’s counsel, directed the jury to…
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