Conwell v. Jeger

Appellees Jeger and Ashley, brought suit against appellant and one Foy, alleging in their complaint that in July, 1896, they were partners, and were the owners and entitled to the immediate possession of certain wheat of the value of $100; and that on said date the defendants, being in possession of said property, unlawfully converted and disposed of the same for their own use and benefit, all without the knowledge or consent of plaintiffs. A trial resulted in a judgment in appellees’ favor. The only questions discussed by appellant’s counsel are that the verdict of the jury is not sustained…