New York Central Railroad v. Buckley Rubber Co.
Indiana Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the CourtBridwell, J.
Appellee brought this action against appellant to recover damages for the conversion of a calender for processing rubber, alleged to be of the value of $2,300. The complaint was answered by a general denial and a counterclaim, the counterclaim seeking to recover the sum of $2,565.60 alleged to be due and owing to appellant from appellee for storage of parts of the calender referred to in the complaint, which parts, it is alleged, weighed eight tons, and were left by the appellee upon the premises of appellant from November 17, 1926, when the car was unloaded by appellee, until the 28th day of…
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