Sackville v. Wimer
Supreme Court of Colorado
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Campbell
This is an action by the plaintiff Sackville against N. A. Wimer, in his individual capacity, for converting to his own use certain certificates of corporate stock alleged to be the property of the plaintiff. The plaintiff’s theory of the action is, to establish which his evidence was directed, that a corporation, Wimer & Company, of which the defendant is president, being at the time engaged in the business of a stock broker, bought for the plaintiff, its customer, certain certificates of stock on the partial payment plan, the first payment in cash having been made, the balance to be paid in…
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