Wade v. Sumner
Supreme Court of Oklahoma
Error from District Courts Noble County; W. M. Bowles, Judge. Action by R. E. Wade against Roy Sumner and A. C. Nice-wander to recover $550 damages for conversion of a piano. Judgment for defendants, and plaintiff brings error.
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion by
ROBERTSON, C.
R. E. Wade, on July 29, 1908, filed suit in the district court of Noble county, and sought thereby to recover of and from Roy Sumner and A. C. Nice-wander the sum of $550, on account of the alleged wrongful conversion of one “Briggs” piano. Defendant Sumner answered by general denial, and further alleged that the said Wade was estopped by his own conduct and knowledge of circumstances from claiming ownership in said piano; that said Wade was not the owner, and that if he had purchased the same he did so with full notice of defendant’s rights, and that he purchased same,…
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