Hinkle v. Hinkle

Riley Hinkle sued John L. Hinkle, before a justice of the peace of Carroll county, to recover three hundred and fifty fence stakes, and two hundred and twenty oak boards, which Riley Hinkle claimed belonged to him. A trial by a jury in the justice’s court resulted in a verdict for John Hinkle. An appeal was taken to the Carroll Circuit Court, and, on the application of Riley Hinkle, the venue was changed to the Cass Circuit Court. A trial in the Cass Circuit Court, by a jury, resulted in a verdict for Riley Hinkle, and, over a motion for a new trial, final judgment was rendered on the…