Minchrod v. Windoes

Replevin for “a box of skins and furs, marked J. Windoes, Logansport, Indiana.” It is objected to the complaint that the property was not sufficiently described. It seems to us that it was sufficient for the purposes of identity. The complaint was sworn to, but there was no separate affidavit. A ’question is made as to this, but there is nothing whatever of substance in it. The *289objection merely amounts to this: that there should have been another piece of paper filed.

Minchrod answered in three paragraphs: 1. General • denial. 2. That a specified portion of the furs was his own-property; that…