Mielke v. Hans
Washington Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtBridges, J.
This suit is about four farm horses. The respondents sued one C. A. Mielke, and at the same time attached the horses as the property of the defendant in that case. The appellant here claimed to be the owner of the horses and replevied them, and the question involved is as to who owned the horses at the time of the attachment.
The whole matter rests on a question of fact. There is a clear; clean conflict in the testimony. Some of it is to the effect that C. A. Mielke, the defendant in the original case and a brother of the appellant, was the owner. There is also testimony to the effect that one…
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