Concrete Silo Co. v. Warstler

OPINION

By LEMERT, J.

The petition in error in this court contends for six specifications of error, but they may all be disposed of by the consideration of a single question — that is, is the finding and judgment of the court below upon the evidence in this case contrary to the weight of the evidence and to the law applicable to the agreed statement of facts? A subordinate question to the main question is: Is an article like a silo, made up of movable blocks of concrete and standing upon a permanent concrete foundation in a hole excavated in the ground, real estate or personal property under…