Webb v. Hecox
New York County Courts
Appeal from a judgment rendered in a Justice’s Court.
1Opinion of the CourtSmith, J.
This is an appeal from a judgment rendered in Justice’s Court in the town of Georgetown, this county.
The action was brought to recover the. possession of a certain horse, which the plaintiff' claims the defendants wrongfully took and detained
All the parties were residents of the county of Chenango.
It appears by the officer’s return that the summons, affidavit, requisition and undertaking were served on the defendant Eugene Hecox in the town of Hamilton, this county; and also., on William J. Henry, the person in whose possession the property was found; but that no service was made on the…
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