Dimsdale v. Tolerton-Warfield Co.
Supreme Court of Iowa
!Appeal from Woodbury District Court. — Hon. John P. Oliver, Judge. Action for damages for tbe alleged conversion of a stock of goods belonging to plaintiff. There was a verdict and judgment for the plaintiff, and defendant appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtEvans, J.
The conversion charged in this case consisted in the wrongful seizure of plaintiff’s stock of goods under a writ of attachment. Such writ of attachment was sued out by the Tolerton-Warfield Company, defendant herein, in an action brought by it as plaintiff against A. Dimsdale, a brother of the plaintiff herein. The stock of goods was seized under such writ of attachment as the property of A. Dimsdale. Such seizure occurred on April 9, 1908. On April 10, 1908, the plaintiff herein served upon the sheriff a written notice of ownership as provided by statute. The defendant herein as plaintiff in…
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