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· 6/15/1868

Clark v. Cumins

Citations

  • 47 Ill. 372

Syllabus

<p>1. Arresting deserter—seizure of private properly. The authority to arrest a person in the military service of the government, as a deserter, does not imply the authority to seize and carry away the private property of the person arrested ; and if the person making the arrest does seize and carry away the property of the person so arrested, he must respond to him in an appropriate action therefor.</p>

Judges: Lawrence

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