Gambling, Rivera finds that he owes Trujillo twelve pesos. As a pledge of payment he Lets Trujillo have a riding saddle with stirrups. After about three years, Rivera reclaims the saddle, and it is returned to him much used and in poor condition. He Sues Trujillo for damages. Trujillo, among other things, says that the saddle was not in very good shape to begin with. The suit reaches the governor. However, the set of folios seems incomplete, as there is no record of a judgement being handed down. (Lloyd Kendall) (1980)