Bell v. Sherer

Lake, Ch. J.

This is a proceeding in error. The points relied on forj obtaining a reversal of the j udgment are two. First. That the finding and judgment are contrary to the evidence and law of the'case. Second. That the petition states no cause of action.

The action was brought by the defendant in error to recover the possession of specific personal property, consisting of one reaper and mower, twenty-four acres of corn, and a stack of wheat, all of the value of one hundred dollars, which had been seized under an execution to satisfy a judgment against him. The ground upon which the right to…