Humphrey v. Bayn
Michigan Supreme Court
Error to Jackson. Replevin. Defendant brings error.
1Opinion of the CourtCampbell, J.
Bayn sued out a writ of replevin from a justice of tbe peace in Jackson county, in which the officer who served it was directed to levy it upon “ one lot of wheat, it being i of £§• parts of wheat raised by John Humphrey on the old Bayn farm, in Spring Arbor, that being the share of the said William Bayn of the crop coming to him as owner of one-half and one-fourth of one-eighth of said farm,” etc. Seizure was made of a specific number of bushels, amounting to something over 92 bushels, and the wheat was delivered to Bayn. Bayn declared for “ about one hundred bushels of wheat,” etc., “ which…
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