George v. Hunter
Supreme Court of Kansas
Error from Ellsworth District Court. The opinion states the facts. Judgment for plaintiff, Hunter, at the November term, 1888. The defendant, George, brings the case here.
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion by
Strang, C.:
Action for replevin for an undivided two-tbirds interest in six stacks of wheat. A.S. Hunter, a farmer, raised upon the land of his father six stacks of wheat, in all 400 bushels. Two-thirds of said wheat belonged to him and the other third to his father. He was indebted to W. B. *652Power, assignee of J. E. Hayner & Co., on a note. Power sued him on said note before a magistrate and recovered a judgment, upon which an execution was issued, which was placed in the hands of H. S. George, a constable of the township, who levied the same upon Hunter’s interest in said wheat, and…
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