May v. Sullivan

Opinion op the Court by

Judge Sims

Affirming.

In his petition as amended W. P. Sullivan sought an order of delivery for a diesel engine alleged to be worth $2,500, a boiler and engine alleged to be worth $500 and a complete sawmill averred to be of the value of $4000, all of which personal property the appellee averred belonged to him individually and that the same was being unlawfully detained by appellant, R. R. May, doing business as the May Hardwood Company.

The answer as amended was a traverse followed by an affirmative plea that appellant entered into a written contract with the Sullivan…