Mericle v. Mulks
Wisconsin Supreme Court
ERROR TO JEFFERSON COUNTY COURT. This was an action of trespass, originally institut-ted Iby summons in a Justice’s Court, in which William Mulks was plaintiff, and William Mericle and Noah Grover were defendants.
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ERROR TO JEFFERSON COUNTY COURT. This was an action of trespass, originally institut-ted Iby summons in a Justice’s Court, in which William Mulks was plaintiff, and William Mericle and Noah Grover were defendants. The plaintiff’s declaration contained two counts, in the first of which it was alleged, that the defendants, on the 12th day of August, A. D., 1851, and on divers other days, and times, between that day and the time of the commencement of this suit, with force and arms, a certain close of the plaintiff, situated in the town of Cold Spring, in the county of Jefferson, broke in and…
1Opinion of the Court
By the .Court,
Cbawfoed J.
This case - comes before us hy a writ of error to the Jefferson County Court.
The action was trespass for carrying away a quantity of grain, and was brought hy the defendant in error against the plaintiffs in error before a justice of the peace of Jefferson County. The justice gave a *375judgment for the plaintiffs in the action, and the fendants appealed to the County Court. On a tidal in the County Court á judgment for the plaintiff was given, and the defendants have sued out a writ of error. From the hill of exceptions we find that upon the trial of the case one of the…
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