State ex rel. First National Bank v. Seavey & Flarsheim
Missouri Court of Appeals
Error to the Jackson Circuit Court. — Hon. John G. Parle, Judge. (1) The rule in suits for conversion of property that allowance of interest is discretionary with the jury has no application to actions on attachment bonds on account of the detention of an interpleader’s money by the attachment proceedings, in which case interest is the proper measure of damages. Padley v. Catterlin, 64 Mo. App. 647; Goodman v. Railway, 71 Mo. App. 464; York v. Bank, 105 Mo. App. 139.
1Opinion of the CourtJohnson, J.
— Action brought by an interpleader on an attachment bond to recover damages sustained in consequence of the wrongful levy of the writ of attachment on his property. A trial had on December 13, 1906, resulted in a verdict and judgment for plaintiff in the sum of $806.31, and the cause is here on writ of error sued out by defendants.
In 1902, the M'innewawa Home Packing Company, a partnership' doing business in California, sold a quantity of raisins to defendants, Seavey & Flarsheim, a partnership in business at Kansas City for the price of $1,134.25. At about the same time, the Packing Company…
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