Williams v. Porter
Wisconsin Supreme Court
»APPEAL from tbe Circuit Court for Crawford County. Replevin, for a span of borses and a wagon. Tbe action was commenced before a justice of tbe peace, and tbe complaint is in tbe statutory form, charging that the property is unlawfully detained by tbe defendant.
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»APPEAL from tbe Circuit Court for Crawford County. Replevin, for a span of borses and a wagon. Tbe action was commenced before a justice of tbe peace, and tbe complaint is in tbe statutory form, charging that the property is unlawfully detained by tbe defendant. Tbe answer is, 1. A general denial; 2. That the defendant (who, as is stated in the complaint, was the sheriff of Crawford county) seized and held such property under and by virtue of an execution duly issued upon a judgment recovered by Emily Bottum and Charles F. Bottum at the November term, 1875,'of the circuit court for Crawford…
1Opinion of the CourtLyoN, J.
Sec. 1, cb. 113, Laws of 1873,is as follows: “No contract or agreement for tbe sale of personal property, by tbe terms of which tbe title or right of property is to remain in tbe vendor, and tbe possession thereof in tbe vendee, until tbe purchase price is paid, or other conditions of sale are complied with, shall be valid against any other person than tbe parties thereto, unless such contract or agreement shall be reduced to writing, and tbe same or a copy thereof shall be filed in tbe office of tbe town clerk of tbe town where said vendee resides, or, if be shall not be a resident of tbe…
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