Albert v. Lindau
Court of Appeals of Maryland
Appeal from the Superior Court of Baltimore City. The case is stated in the opinion of the Court. Exception.- — At the trial the plaintiff offered the three following prayers. 1. The plaintiff prays the Court to instruct the jury, that if they believe from the evidence before them, that on May 26th, 1870, the plaintiff sold to a certain Wm.
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Appeal from the Superior Court of Baltimore City. The case is stated in the opinion of the Court. Exception.- — At the trial the plaintiff offered the three following prayers. 1. The plaintiff prays the Court to instruct the jury, that if they believe from the evidence before them, that on May 26th, 1870, the plaintiff sold to a certain Wm. B. Lipper, one brown horse and one express wagon, No. 3361, but that the said Lipper did not at that time, nor at any time thereafter, pay to the plaintiff the consideration therefor, and that in order to secure himself for the same he did, on said date,…
1Opinion of the CourtMiller, J.
The appellee, Lindau, sued the appellant, the Sheriff of Baltimore City, in trover, for seizing, carrying away and Converting to his own use a lot of wines and liquors, and a horse and wagon alleged to he the property of the plaintiff. It appears from the record, the sheriff seized these goods and chattels under executions on certain judgments, against William B. Lipper, recovered in March, 1871. The levy was made on or about the 5th of October, 1874, and the property was sold hy the sheriff after due advertisement on the 22nd of that month. The plaintiff claimed the horse and wagon under a…
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