Brunell v. Cook
Montana Supreme Court
Appeal from Fourth Judicial District, Missoula County. Claim and delivery. The cause was tried before Marshall, J. Plaintiff had judgment below.
1Opinion of the CourtHarwood, J.
The instruction signifying to the jury the rule for the measurement of damages is the only assignment of error which we deem well founded. By this action plaintiff claims delivery of the possession of certain personal property, and damages for wrongful detention. In the usual form he alleges ownership of said property, viz: three head of workhorses, of the value of $160 (two being of the alleged value of $50 each, and the third $60); also one “ two-horse wagon” of the value of $30, and a set of double-wagon harness, valued at $20. The damage for wrongful detention of this property is alleged…
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