Hogendobler v. Lyon
Supreme Court of Kansas
Error from Lyon District Court. Lyon sued O. P. Bowman and F. Hogendobler, who were partners, before a justice of the peace.
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Error from Lyon District Court. Lyon sued O. P. Bowman and F. Hogendobler, who were partners, before a justice of the peace. The bill of particulars states that defendants took and converted to their own use a wagon, of which wagon one-half belonged to defendants and the other half to Lyon; that defendants refused'to permit plaintiff to have or exercise any control over the wagon, and denied that plaintiff had any interest therein, and claimed to be themselves the entire owners; that plaintiff had demanded a recognition of his ownership, which was refused; that the value of the wagon was…
1Opinion of the Court
The opinion of the court was delivered by
Brewer, J.:
i-party, ^dísnersMps. Several questions are in the record, and the first arises on the overruling of a motion to make one Charles S. Baker a party to the action. Said Baker, and Lyon, defendant in error, had been partners, and the property converted, a two-horse wagon, partnership property. jn December 1871 the partnership was dissolved by mutual consent, and in June 1872 Baker sold and delivered the wagon in controversy to Bowman & Hogendobler. Lyon refused to recognize the sale, and claimed his half interest. ."We see no necessity for…
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