Burdg v. Scott
Supreme Court of Kansas
Appeal from Sedgwick district court,, division No. 2; William Keith, judge pro tem.
1Opinion of the Court
The opinion of the court was delivered by
West, J.:
This appeal involves the ownership of two cars of wheat. Clark Burdg and Y. C. Scott were grain dealers with offices in the same building in Wichita. The former sold to the latter two cars of wheat, then on the tracks at Wichita, indorsed the bills of lading to him and received two checks on the National Bank of Commerce where both did business. These checks were taken to the bank about 2:30 of the afternoon of February 13, 1920, and deposited to the credit of Burdg and entered upon his pass book. Scott went to the railroad companies which…
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