Amberg v. Philbrick

This was an action of trover for chattels belonging to the appellee, of which the appellant had such possession as resulted from putting a man in charge of the premises in which the appellee had placed them. The premises had been in the possession of a company in which the appellee had some interest, so that he could store the chattels there without expense to him.

The appellant took possession under a chattel mortgage against the company. Some weeks after the appellant took possession, his man in charge seiit a postal card to the appellee to take his chattels away, but when the appellee went…