Slusser v. Aumock

Appellant was engaged in the business of raising and selling fur-bearing animals. November 6, 1926, by written contract, appellant sold respondent a pair of blue fox pups. Under the terms of the contract, appellant agreed to “ranch” the foxes for a stated period for one-half of the increase. Some time after the making of that contract, respondent traded the blue foxes and two pairs of mink to appellant for a pair of silver black foxes. The silver black foxes, at the time of the trade, were owned by, and in the possession of, appellant. This action was brought by respondent against appellant…