Minch & Eisenbrey Co. v. Cram
Court of Appeals of Maryland
Appeal from the Baltimore City Court (Durey, J.).
1Opinion of the Court
Stookbridck, L,
delivered the opinion of the Court.
Mrs. Lucille Cram formerly lived in the City of Baltimore in one of the large apartment houses. While so located she-purchased from Minch & Eisenbrey furniture to- the amount of $1,064.43, as appears- from the account filed with the narr. in this- case.
Subsequently her furniture, including most or all of that so bought from Minch and Eisenbrey, was taken by the- managers of the apartment, under color of law, and Mrs. Oram not long thereafter left Baltimore, and s-o- far as the Record discloses has not had since- a definite- place of residence.…
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