Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court October 15, 1856 (Howard v. Proctor)
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United States · · · 15-10-1856
Thomas, J.
This is an action of tort, brought to recover the value of a horse, the property of the plaintiffs, taken by the defendant. The defendant admitted the taking, and justified it under two warrants of distress from the assessors of the town of Chelmsford, issued to him as collector of taxes for that town.
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