Perrin v. Reed
Supreme Court of Vermont
Ejectment. The facts sufficiently appear in the opinion, of the court. The cause was tried by jury, upon the plea of the general issue, at the June Term, 1859, — Barrett, J., presiding. The county court directed a verdict for the defendants, to which the plaintiff excepted.
1Opinion of the CourtKellogg, J.
This is an action of ejectment for land in Williamstown. On the trial, the plaintiff claimed to make title to the premises sued for, by virtue of the levy of an execution issued on a judgment of the Orange county court in his favor against one Andrus A. Reed. No question was made respecting the regularity of the execution and the officer’s return of levy thereon ; and it was admitted that the execution with the officer’s return of levy on the same was duly recorded in the town clerk’s office in *63"Williamstown, and was also' duly returned by the officer on the 7th December, 1854, to Mr. Clarke,…
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