Ingersoll v. Barnes

Marston, O. J.

Barnes brought trover for the conversion by defendant of a steam-engine, balance-wheel and some other things pertaining thereto.

This property was purchased by Luther A. Ingersoll from Barnes and W. S. George, and according to the written agreement the price agreed upon was $600, one hundred of which was to be paid in cash, and the balance in three equal annual payments, the first to be made one year thereafter, and for which a promissory note was given. It was also agreed therein, that after the cash payment was made Ingersoll should be allowed to take the engine and put it in…