American Railway Express Co. v. Houle

Defendants are husband and wife. The husband was in the employ of plaintiff from November, 1919, to October, 1923. In April, 1920, the husband purchased certain land described as the south two-thirds of block 7, Haussner’s addition to the village of White Bear, paying therefor from his own funds the sum of $925 and taking the title thereto in the name of himself and his wife, Josephine Houle, as tenants in common. While so in the employ of plaintiff the husband, from time to time, unlawfully and fraudulently commingled money in his possession belonging to the plaintiff with his own funds and…