Johnson v. Runyon

Replevin by the appellant, who was the plaintiff, against Runyon and Grow, to recover a horse. The issues were submitted to a jury, who, in answer to. certain questions of fact, propounded to them at the instance of the plaintiff, found specially, and who, also, found a general verdict for the defendants. Motion for a new trial denied, and judgment.

It appeared in evidence, that the defendant, Grow, as constable, held two executions in favor of his co-defendant, Runyon, and against Charnel C. Johnson, the husband of the plaintiff, which were, by him, levied upon the horse in controversy, as…