Parks v. Kerstetter

The plaintiff replevied from the defendant seven horses which were distrained damage feasant. The defendant found the horses in his wheat field between 7 and 8 o’clock in the morning. On the same day, about 10 o’clock, he notified the plaintiff that he had taken the horses in the wheat field, and informed him that he could have them by paying the damage which they had done, and also paying for their feed. Plaintiff said nothing, and turned away. About noon of the same day, plaintiff went within 20 rods of the defendant’s barnyard, where the horses were, and sent one William Ray to try to get…