Parnell v. Pungs
Michigan Supreme Court
Error to Wayne; Tucker, J., presiding. Trover in justice’s court by Ida A. Parnell against William A. Pungs for the conversion of a certain marine engine and other personal property. From a judgment for plaintiff defendant appealed to the circuit court. Judgment for plaintiff. Defendant brings error.
1Opinion of the CourtBird, J.
G. S. Murdock, of Detroit, being the owner of the boat “La Reine,” also purchased of defendant *640his yacht “Naiad.” While owner of both boats he removed the gasoline engine from the La Reine, and while it'was detached therefrom the plaintiff claims he sold it to her for $800, and gave her a bill of sale therefor. Subsequently, he sold her some miscellaneous boat equipment for $125, and likewise gave her a bill of sale of that. After the bills of sale were given, Murdock removed the engine from the “Naiad” and substituted therefor the engine taken from the La Reine. This was done with the…
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