Houck v. Linn

Irvine, O.

Linn aiid Barrie instituted this action in replevin for the purpose of recovering certain horses. The property was taken under the writ and delivered to tile plaintiffs. They claimed under a chattel mortgage securing several notes, each claiming to own a part of the notes. In the district court there was a judgment for both plaintiffs. The case was brought to this court, where the judgment in favor of Barrie was affirmed and that in favor of Linn was reversed, and the cause remanded generally. (Houck v. Linn, 48 Neb. 227.) After the mandate reached the district court Linn moved to…