Copin v. Leuci

These cases were tried without a jury. Forma* findings of facts and conclusions of law were waived. It wav further stipulated by all parties that one judgment be enteré for both actions; that no costs or disbursements be assess^ against the defendant; and that the judgment provide only for disposition of the chattel involved since it is available, rather than money damages.

Toward the latter part of October, 1953, the plaintiff Copin, advised her father, a jeweler, that she would like to sell her diamond ring. She was advised that one Haake, also in the jewelry business, and a friend of many…