67 Vt. 669 | Vt. | 1895
The defendant conceded that he took and sold the goods in question, but claimed that he acquired title to them by purchase from the plaintiff, and put in evidence a bill of sale purporting to be signed by the plaintiff. The plaintiff denied the sale and the execution of the bill of sale, and claimed that, just prior to the date of the bill of
It is claimed that there was error in the charge of the court in respect to certain letters. We have not been furnished with copies of the letters and do not know their contents. The letters may have tended to establish the plaintiff’s claim. We cannot, for the purpose of finding error in the charge, presume that they did not.
Judgment affirmed.