Landfield Finance Co. v. Feinerman

The Landfield Finance Company filed suit against Albert and Lula Feinerman, alleging that they converted items of personal property in which the plaintiff had a prior and perfected security interest. Following a trial without a jury the court found for Landfield and entered judgment in tire sum of $4,115.63, from which the defendants appeal. They contend that Landfield failed to prove that a conversion had taken place and that the testimony of the company’s president, concerning the market value of the collateral, should have been excluded.

In 1955 the Feinermans entered into an agreement with…