Nichols v. Monjeau
Michigan Supreme Court
Error to Baraga; Streeter, J. Replevin by Edward Nichols and another against Victor Monjeau. From a judgment for plaintiffs on verdict directed by the court, defendant brings error.
1Opinion of the CourtMontgomery, J.
Plaintiffs owned a team of horses. They intrusted them to a teamster, named Baker, to take into the lumber woods, and do teaming. Near the end of the season Baker sold the team of horses to one Conley. Conley kept the horses until about the 1st of April; then sold them to defendant. Plaintiffs’ testimony shows that, while they learned that the team had been sold very shortly after the sale took place, they did not find out who purchased them until in May or June. Early in July they saw defendant, and made a demand for the team, which being refused, this action of replevin was brought. On the…
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