Hench v. Eacock

Appellants brought suit in replevin to recover the possession of certain personal property of the value of $750. A trial resulted in a judgment in appellee’s favor. The only error assigned is overruling appellants’ motion for a new trial. A new trial was asked on the grounds that' the decision was contrary to law, and was not sustained by sufficient evidence. The property in dispute was sold by appellants to the M. E. Sears Implement Company. Certain mortgagees of the M. E. Sears Company purchased the company’s property for $13,600, and included in it was the property in dispute. The above…