Carlton v. Conkrite

The appellee, Conk-rite, brought this suit against appellant Carlton, to recover the possession of one horse and two mules. Appellee alleged that he was the owner of the horse and mules, and that he let appellant have them on February 15, 1921, to keep and use for their feed until December 15, 1921, at which last-named date appellant was to return said animals to appellee; that appellant had refused to return said animals to appeilee, and denied appel-lee’s right to their possession. The prayer was for the recovery of possession of the animals.

Appellant answered by general demurrer and…