Vanscoy v. Bigelow

This suit is in replevin and brought by appellee against appellant, charging him with wrongfully taking from appellee one coal office, one coal shed and one four-ton Howe scales. Vanscoy was a constable and took the property from appellees by virtue of an execution in his hands, issued upon a judgment rendered by a justice of the jeace against one John W. Eagle, in favor of Richard Evans, October 24, 1887, for $200. The execution was issued on the same day the judgment was rendered. Appellees bought the property, in good faith and for a valuable consideration November 3, 1885, long before the…