38 Mo. App. 463 | Mo. Ct. App. | 1889
delivered the opinion of the court.
This is an action for the conversion of a wagcn, horses and harness, the property of the plaintiff, by the defendant to its own use. The suit was instituted before a justice of the peace, and the plaintiff recovered judgment for the full amount claimed, both before the
This is one of three cases referred to in our opinion filed in cause number 4451. There is no evidence whatever embodied in this transcript, but we are referred for it to the evidence in cases numbers 77,974 and 77,773, of. the circuit court,,being as we infer cases numbers 4451 and 4453
There were no instructions asked or given in this particular case. The motion for new trial states that the judgment was against the evidence, and the law, and against the weight of evidence, and that under the evidence the plaintiff was not entitled to recover, and this is all. The defendant’s counsel in his brief, as far as he assigns 'any error whatever, assigns the sole error that the evidence in this case shows an agency on the part of plaintiff’s brother, through whom plaintiff claims the property, which the defendant is charged to have converted to its own use, and that the property was bought with defendant’s money, and was transferred to the plaintiff- in fraud of the defendant, who was one of the creditors of the plaintiff’s brother. We
Of the causes above referred to No. 4451 will be found on page 458, and cause No. 4458 on page 465, of this volume.