Sims v. Horton
Washington Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtHamley, J.
Jacob S. Sims brought this action to recover damages for the alleged conversion of his automobile.
Two acts of conversion are alleged in the complaint, each involving a different defendant. It is alleged that defendant Ernest Horton committed an act of conversion on or about .August 21, 1952, in having the automobile forcibly taken from the possession of plaintiff and having it stored at the garage''of defendant Cordes Towing Service,- Inc. It is alleged that defendant Cordes Towing Service, Inc., committed an act of conversion on or about August 30, 1952, in unlawfully and without justifiable…
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