Adams v. Waters

This suit was brought by the appellant, Martha E. Adams, a married woman, against the appellees, Alfred Waters, George Shirley, and Marion Shirley, to recover the value of a wagon and two mares,-which she alleged were her own separate property, and that they had been wrongfully taken and appropriated by the defendants.

*326The case was tried by the court, without a jury, on the complaint and an answer of general denial by the defendants. ■

There was a finding for the defendants, and, over a motion for a new trial, judgment for costs against the plaintiff was rendered:

The property had been sold by a…