Bailey v. Chandler
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- Tyler v. Hanscom (Minn. 1881)
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Opinion of the Court
On the good faith of the transaction between plaintiff and E. S. Bailey, the evidence is such that the verdict is conclusive.
We are inclined to think the affidavit served by plaintiff on the sheriff good, though we do not decide the point, for, the property having been taken from the possession of the plaintiff, no affidavit was necessary. Butler v. White, 25 Minn. 432; Moulton v. Thompson, 26 Minn. 120; Jones v. Town, 26 Minn. 172.
Order affirmed.
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