Ufford v. Winchester
Supreme Court of Vermont
Trover for a borse. Plea, tbe general issue. Trial by jury at the February Term, 1897, Orleans County, Taft, J , presiding.
1Opinion of the CourtThompson, J.
January 9, 1892, the plaintiff sold to .one Burton D. Piper, the horse in question, with other property, by a conditional sale, reserving a lien thereon to secure the payment of the purchase price. The lien was duly recorded, and no question was made as to its validity. November 14, 1894, the plaintiff gave said Piper consent in writing to sell this horse, which consent was as follows: “I hereby give B. D. Piper leave to dispose of the Phillips horse on which I have a lien on, in any way he sees fit, and at any price he sees fit, and give me the proceeds, be it more or less.”
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