Miller v. Weeks
Supreme Court of Kansas
Error from Dickinson District Court. Replevin. Judgment for plaintiff, Weeks, on July 18, 1888. The defendant sheriff, Miller, brings the case here.
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion by
Simpson, C.:
In an action brought by the Richards & Conover Hardware Company against Joseph Weeks, an attachment was issued out of the district court of Dickinson county, and Miller, the sheriff, levied the order of attachment upon a certain stock of hardware, together with tinners’ tools and materials, as the property of Weeks. This action in replevin was commenced by Weeks against the sheriff to recover possession of the tinners’ tools and materials, they being claimed as exempt to him by virtue of the eighth subdivision of § 3 of the exemption law. The cause was tried by a jury,…
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