Hudson v. Enichen

Enichen-Cain, Inc., a Michigan corporation engaged in the garage and automobile sales business in the city of South Haven, was adjudged bankrupt May 6, 1940. In April, 1941, plaintiff as trustee of said bankrupt began the present suit to recover the value of certain automobile parts, tools, garage equipment, office furniture, and other chattels which, he alleged, defendants had unlawfully converted to their own use. Defendants answered, denying the alleged conversion and plaintiff’s right to recover. The trial court, sitting without a jury, determined that defendants had wrongfully converted…