Keller v. Miller

Action by Miller, against Keller, to recover possession of a certain mare. Trial; verdict and judgment for the plaintiff.

The suit was originally commenced by Robert A. Howard, as plaintiff, but after the commencement of the suit he sold the mare to Miller, who, on petition filed, setting out the facts, was substituted as plaintiff, in the place of Howard, with a stipulation that the defendant might testify in the cause as a witness, as well as the original plaintiff. No objection was made to the order substituting Miller as plaintiff in the action. This order was justified by the statute.…