Reardon v. Higgins
Indiana Court of Appeals
Erom Marion Circuit Court (12,029) ; Henry Olay Allen, Judge. Action by David A. Higgins, as administrator of the estate of Hugh F. Adams, deceased, against Michael H. Reardon. From a judgment for plaintiff, defendant appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtComstock, P. J.
David A. Higgins, guardian of Hugh E. Adams, a person of unsound mind, commenced this action in replevin against Michael II. Reardon to recover possession of a horse, and damages for its detention. The ward died pending the suit, and the administrator, Higginsj was substituted as plaintiff.
The complaint is in two paragraphs. The first alleges that David A. Higgins, the duly appointed guardian of Hugh F. Adams, a person of unsound mind, as such guardian complains of Michael IT. Reardon, the defendant, and says that plaintiff’s said ward is the owner, and entitled to the immediate possession,…
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