Campau v. Langley

Plaintiff replevied certain horses under that part of chapter 214 of the Compiled Laws relating to the replevin of beasts distrained. It appeared that the horses were running at large in the public highway opposite lands owned by Langley, who thereupon took them into his custody and possession under the provisions of section 3 of Act 184 of the Session Laws of 1877, p. 199; that he immediately notified the town clerk and caused a description of them to be entered in his books, and that the provisions of section 4 of Act No. 66, Session Laws of 1875, p. 102, in reference to notifying the…