English v. Nichols
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
BLAIR, Justice.
Appellee, F. E. Nichols, sued appellant, English Freight Company, for the conversion of his radio, alleging that its cash market value was $195, and in the alternative, that if it had no cash market value, its actual value was $195 at the time and place of its conversion in Austin, Texas. Appel-lee recovered judgment in the justice court for $193, and on the appeal to the county court recovered judgment for the same amount; hence this appeal.
Appellant contends:
First. That no conversion of the radio was established, because it was shown to have been taken with the consent of…
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