Bagby v. Suter

CULLEN, Commissioner.

J. L. Suter brought action against a firm of accountants, and against William R. Bag-by, an attorney, seeking to recover possession of certain personal financial records and papers, and damages for their detention. Bagby counterclaimed for a $4,000 balance of an attorney fee claimed to be owed to him by Suter. The court directed a verdict for the accountants, and the action was dismissed as to them. Judgment was entered, upon a jury verdict, awarding Suter possession of his records and papers, and damages against Bagby in the amount of $500; also allowing Bagby $200 on…