Rudin v. King-Richardson Co.

On February 20, 1923, the plaintiff, John Rudin, instituted an action in replevin in the circuit court of Cook county, for the recovery of a carload of books consisting of 3,225 sets, known as “The Bible Story.” The defendants were the King-Bichardson Company, a corporation, William H. Kevins, doing business as Springfield Printing and Binding Company, Kew York Central Bailroad Company, a corporation, and John Doe. The books were taken under the replevin writ of the sheriff of Cook county from the warehouse of the defendant railroad company and turned over to the plaintiff. A trial was had…