Taghon v. Kuhn
North Dakota Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
MESCHKE, Justice.
Robert Taghon and his son, Donny Ta-ghon, appeal a judgment that dismissed their bailment claim against Arnold and Mitch Kuhn for missing cattle pastured on the Kuhn corn stubble. The Taghons also appeal an order overruling their objection to an expert witness fee allowed the Kuhns. We affirm.
The Taghons and the Kuhns operate nearby ranches west of Mandan. In the fall of 1990, they orally agreed that the Taghons would graze their cattle on 300 acres of irrigated corn stubble at the Kuhn place, and would pay the Kuhns 55 cents a head per day. They agreed that the Ta-ghons…
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