The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-12-21
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supreme Court Reverses &" Heo""0"
County Decision.

Court hCNCNSSS -
County Decision.
Four decisions were handed down by
the supreme court yesterday alIei iAoo4i'
+,Jo Of which affirm the lower court Ihe
other two being reversed. follo"1ils 'i0
the syllabi: 1.,io II
Francois, appellants, VS.. Nalter "a
Thompson and Sarah Thompson re-
SpOndentS 49, G1i,,o, Of
The law providing for the l5ll ire the he
transcripts Of judgments renue[eo IA ,oaE
T1,I1nicinal courts of this state, IT, H.. 1879,
sections Z and S, is distinct from anu ~ ~
Controlled by the statute relating 10 Tue
returning or filing Transcripts Oh !uS ,.I'f
court judgments and the former are SUI
ficient If they contain the docket entries
of such judgments. ,. :, .
When a transcript of a judgment IN
municipal court contains the name on
the judgment debtor and creator, lne
GATE of docketing, as well as Ine afl9 3CliII
of the Judgment, it IS suflclent II ouly
certified by the clerk of the district
court. to entitle the same to Hing IN the
office of the clerk Of the district court,
as a basis for the right to redeem from d
real estate mortgage foreclosure.
Although such municipal court tran
script does net show that the judgment,
exclusive Of costs, was more than 20, III
which case only is the Judgment cred
itor entitled to a certificate transcript;
vet when the total amount stated in such
transcript is more than that sum 1t Will
be presumed that the clerk who issued
the same has done his duty, and tpat IL
was properly issued. Order reversed.
Lovely, ].
]. I. Case Threshing Machine company,
appellant VS.. John r. McKinnin, re-
spondent.
No particular form Of words are neces-
Sary to constitute verbal warranty OF
sale, providing there be an assurance Of
a material fact affecting its quality upon
which the purchaser could and did rely:
1t is not essential that the purchaser of
personal property on the trial testify that
he relied upon the assurance by the VEN
dor which constitutes the warranty, if
the circumstances are such as to justify
the inference that he did so.
A general agent has power to sell
property for his principal in the absence
of express restrictions upon his right to
warrant the same and notice of such re-
stricuons to the purchaser may be pre-
Sumed to have authority to do so.
Evidence in this case considered and
held sufficient to support the verdict.
Order affirmed Lovely, J.
In re application of A. E. Lopez and G.
C. Lewis for horsethief bounty, A. L.
and c. c. Lewis, appellants, VS.. State
of Minnesota, respondent
Chapter 144, Gen. Laws of 1897, amend
Ing Sec 1869 G. S. 1894, construed with
reference to its title in connection with
the rules Of the legislature in force at
the time of Its enactment and held TO be
valid.
Also that such amendment reduces the
bounty provided for the capture of horse
thieves from $500 to $50. Order affirmed.
Lovely, J.
]. n. johnson, respondent, VS.. James J.
Little, appellant.
On trial of a cause before justice of
the peace when the pleadings are filed by
consent OF parties at time to which the
cause is adjourned after the return day,
either party as a matter Of right, is en-
titled to an adjournment of one week
from the day on which the pleadings
are closed Order reversed.
Lovely, J.