Dows & Co. v. Morse & Lilly
Supreme Court of Iowa
Appeal from, Adeems Circuit Gowrt. Tins is an action of replevin for a large quantity of corn in bins, in Corning and Preston, and in an elevator owned by the defendant, Lilly. The trial was to a jury, and resulted in a verdict and judgment for tlie plaintiffs. The defendants appeal.
1Opinion of the Court
Day, Ch. J.
I. Tbe defendants executed an agreement as follows: “Memorandum of agreement between David Dows & Co. and Morse & Lilly, of Corning, Iowa. David Dows & Co. are to provide Morse & Lilly tbe money necessary from time to time to purchase such quantity of sound corn at Corning, Iowa, as David Dows & Co. deem advisable. Morse & Lilly agree to make such purchase for David Dows & Co., and to use the money thus provided for no other purpose than the purchase of sound ear corn as above stated, and the expenses necessarily connected therewith, and the corn so purchased shall be the property…
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