48 Minn. 213 | Minn. | 1892
Replevin for 147 bushels of wheat grown in the season of 1889 on the land of one Sharon; plaintiffs claiming it under a “seed-grain” note executed by Sharon, dated December 10, 1888, and defendant claiming under a chattel mortgage executed by Sharon, dated March 23, 1889. Of course, if the seed-grain note is valid, plaintiffs’ right to the possession is superior to that of defendant. There was evidence showing that in November, Í889, Sharon
Order reversed.
(Opinion published 50 N. W. Rep. 1035.)