Graham v. Crockett

The appellants, as officers, had levied an execution upon a horse, the property of the appellee, who brought suit to recover the same, on the ground that it was exempt from sale, under the three hundred dollar act, of the benefit of which he alleged he had taken the proper steps to avail himself.

There was a trial and finding for the plaintiff; motion for a new trial on the ground that said finding was not sustained by the law and the evidence; motion-overruled; judgment on the finding.

The main point argued by the appellants is as to rulings of the Court in excluding the evidence of two…