Patch v. Lathrop
Supreme Court of Vermont
1Opinion of the CourtBlacicmer, J.
This is an action of replevin in the statutory •form alleging, that the defendant unlawfully and without justifiable cause took tables and chairs of the plaintiff and unlawfully detained them. The defendant was deputy sheriff holding the property by virtue of an attachment in favor of a certain R. Lemon. The defendant pleaded the general denial, the case was heard by the court, and findings of fact were filed. Thereafter the court filed an order in the following form:
Judgment Order
Upon consideration of the Findings of Fact on file in this cause and facts brought out at a further hearing of…
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