Rinn v. Rhodes

Colerick, C.

— This was an action of replevin instituted by the appellee against the appellant. It was tried by the court and resulted in a finding in favor of the appellee, and over a motion for a new trial, assigning as the causes therefor that the finding was not sustáined by sufficient evidence and was contrary to the evidence, a judgment was rendered in her favor, from which the appellant appeals, and assigns as error for the reversal of the judgment, the overruling of the1 motion for a new trial.

The evidence, which is in the record, shows that the appellee, on the 16th day of'December,…