Coleman v. Francis
Supreme Court of Connecticut
1Opinion of the CourtWheeler, C. J.
Our disposition of defendant’s assignment of error, that the acts of the defendant as found by the trial court would not, in any event, make him liable in conversion, will determine the appeal, and hence make unnecessary consideration of other assignments of error.
So far as the finding discloses, defendant returned the goods to the possession of the tenants who had removed them from the theatre, in the same condition and position they were in when received by him, and without demand having been made upon him by the plaintiff for them, and without knowledge or reason to believe that title to…
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