Kennedy v. Baker
3 Pin. 295, 4 Chand. 19
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Kennedy v. Baker, 3 Pin. 295, 4 Chand. 19 (Wis. 1851).
Opinion
The removal of the goods in question to an auction store to be sold, is evidence that they were no longer to be used as ‘‘stock in trade,” and are not, therefore, protected by the exemption act.
We do not deem it necessary to decide whether goods used, as in this case, are stock in trade within the meaning of that act. The judgment must be affirmed.
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3 Pin. 295, 4 Chand. 19, Counsel Stack Legal Research, https://law.counselstack.com/opinion/kennedy-v-baker-wis-1851.