Cranston v. Beck

*146The opinion of the court was delivered by

•Swayze, J.

This is an action of replevin to recover certain mirrors in a hotel known as the “Park House,” in Summit. The plaintiff claimed them as personal property, the defendant as owner of the real estate. Both the real estate and the mirrors at one time belonged to Lyons. Hicks was her tenant, hiring the personal property and renting the real estate. In 1898 Lyons conveyed the personal property, including the mirrors in question, to ITicks by a bill of sale. Subsequently Chesebrough bought the real estate and leased It to Hicks. At that time Hicks…