Hanch v. Ripley
Indiana Supreme Court
From the Marion Superior Court.
1Opinion of the CourtBerkshire, J.
The complaint contains two paragraphs, but as the judgment rests upon the first we need not notice the second.
The appellee was the plaintiff in the trial court and alleges that he was the owner, by virtue of a chattel mortgage, which was duly recorded, of two sorrel horses, and that the appellant wrongfully took possession of said horses, disposed of them and converted the proceeds thereof to his own use. The case was put at issue and tried, and a judgment rendered for the appellee. The facts presented by the record, so far as we need refer thereto, are as follows :
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