Trotter v. Taylor
5 Blackf. 431, 1840 Ind. LEXIS 106
Opinion
THE plea' of non cepit in replevin > admits the property of the goods to be in the plaintiff, and denies only the taking of them in the place named in the declaration. Bull. 54.— Steph. Pl. 161.
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