Bays v. Jursch
Missouri Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
BROADDUS, Judge.
This is an action for trover and conversion and involves the alleged sale of hogs. It originated in the magistrate court where *432plaintiff, in aid of his suit, obtained a writ of attachment, attaching the defendants’ hank account. Defendants prevailed in the magistrate court and plaintiff appealed to the circuit court. A trial in the latter court resulted in a jury verdict in favor of defendants. From the judgment entered on said verdict plaintiff has appealed.
In 1956 plaintiff Bays owned a small farm located near Lake City in Jackson County. He had owned the farm for about 12…
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