14 Ala. 695 | Ala. | 1848
A supposition of this kind is opposed to reason, and is not demanded, either by, moral or legal justice. Whatever be the condition of a party aggrieved by the wrongful seizure and conversion of bSis property, he is entitled to have his loss re-» paired by an amounnt of damages sufficient to replace what has been taken from him, and if the act was committed without pretence of right, or from a reckless, or wicked disposition, the jury should give him vindictive damages. See Donnell v. Jones, supra.
There is no error in the ruling of the circuit court, and its judgment is consequently afirmed.