Sims v. Dame

The original complaint in this case consisted of two paragraphs. While the first paragraph contained some phraseology peculiar to the action of replevin, it, in legal effect, only inferentially charged the conversion by the defendants, Milton L. Sims and Alfred Maudlin, of two hundred bushels of wheat belonging to the plaintiff, Jacob Dame, of the alleged value of two hundred dollars.

The second charged the defendants with having wrongfully and forcibly taken possession of fifty acres of growing *128wheat belonging to the plaintiff, and with having converted the wheat to their own use. .

The…