Hall v. Henline
Indiana Supreme Court
APPEAL from the Adams Circuit Court.
1Opinion of the Court
Stuart, J. —
Replevin for a colt of the value of 20 dollars, commenced in September, 1851, by Tobias Henline, against Adnah Hall, before a justice of the peace in Wells county.
On the trial by the justice, Hall had judgment. Hen-line appealed to the Wells Circuit Court, and from thence took a change of venue to the Adams Circuit Court. Trial by jury; verdict of property in Henline,- — that defendant unjustly detained it, &c.; and judgment upon the verdict.
At the proper time, Hall moved for a new trial, and upon that being overruled, he excepted, and set out the evidence.
The evidence is…
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