McDaniel v. Adams

The mule of Adams was stolen, and by the thief sold to McDaniel Bros., who in turn sold it to a stranger. The purchase and sale by McDaniel was in ignorance of the theft.

*757Adams sues McDaniel Bros, in trover for tire conversion of the mule, after having made demand for the mule or its proceeds.

There was verdict and judgment for the plaintiff.

Defendants have appealed in error, assigning two grounds of error.

First. That no judgment could be entered on the verdict because the record shows only ten jurors composed the jury. There is nothing in this assignment. There is nothing in the record on the…