Keck v. State ex rel. National Cash Register Co.
Indiana Court of Appeals
From the Howard Circuit Court.
1Opinion of the Court
Reinhard, J. —
The appellant Keck is a constable, and the other appellants are his bondsmen. • This action was instituted by the State on the relation of the National Cash Register Company upon the official bond of said Keck as constable. The alleged breach of official duty counted upon in the complaint consists of the unlawful sale by said Keck, upon execution, of a certain cash register machine belonging to relator, of the value of $200, as the property of, and to satisfy certain judgments against, one Charles Weidner, who had said machine in possession by virtue of a contract between him…
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