Dorsey Printing Co. v. Gainesville Cotton Seed Oil Mill & Gin Co.

CONNER, Chief Justice.

The appellant, the Dorsey Printing Company, sued appellee, the Gainesville Cotton Seed Oil Mill and Gin Company, in the Justice Court to recover possession of a No. 6 New Century typewriting machine, of the alleged value of $102.50., and of which said printing company asserted title.

Appellee answered by general denial; plead ownership by virtue of a sale of said machine to it, and especially set up the anti-trust law of this State in bar of the suit. The judgment in the Justice Court was in favor of appellee, and on appeal to the County Court the trial before a jury…