Supreme Judicial Court of Maine June 15, 1835 (Jewett v. Patridge)
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United States · · · 15-06-1835
Weston C. J.
.To sustain this action, it is incumbent upon the plaintiff to show, that when he caused the house in controversy to be attached, it was the personal property of Ichabod Patridge, his debtor. The jury have found that it was built by him, by the consent of his son, William Patridge. The land was the property of John Pitts.
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