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Republic of the Philippines
SUPREME COURT
Manila

EN BANC

G.R. No. L-2787 December 11, 1906

CELSO DAYRIT, plaintiff-appellee,
vs.
GIL GONZALEZ, defendant-appellant.

L. Joaquin for appellant.

Ramon Salinas for appellee.

TRACEY, J.:

This is an action originally brought in the court of the justice of the peace and tried in the Court of First Instance. A carabao stolen from the plaintiff passed, through documents of title, into the possession of the defendant, who in good faith claimed ownership. The evidence as to the identity of the beast and to the priority of possession fully sustains the judgment of the lower court, which is affirmed.lawphil.net

The appellant has filed documents tending to show that the carabao is dead.lawphil.net These documents form no part of the proofs before us and the consequence of the loss of the property is to be left for adjustment hereafter. After expiration of twenty days let judgment be entered in accordance herewith and ten days thereafter the record remanded to the court below for proper action. So ordered.

Arellano, C.J., Torres, Mapa, Carson and Willard, JJ., concur.

Johnson, J., did not sit in this case.

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