Tippett v. Bayman

McFADDEN, Judge Pro Tem.

This case arises from a dispute primarily concerning the possession and sale of beefalo cattle, a cross-breed of beef and buffalo. These cattle were the subject of a secured loan and a lease. The Tippetts loaned money to Edward and Eleanor Bay-man and took a security interest in certain cattle, hay and other property owned either by Edward and Eleanor Bayman or by Edward’s parents, Earle and Edna Bayman. Certain other cattle were leased by the Baymans to the Tippetts. The Tippetts were given a security interest in the “leased” cattle and also were given the right to…