Rosenfeld v. Jakways

In her complaint plaintiff alleges that on March 9, 1922, she was the owner in possession, and entitled to the possession of ninety-eight beaver pelts, of the value of $2,500; that on the day named the defendant Jakways, as state game warden, and defendant Roushar, as deputy game warden, wrongfully took the pelts from her, and converted them to their own use, to her damage, etc. To this complaint a general demurrer was sustained, and plaintiff, electing to stand upon her pleading, suffered a judgment of dismissal to be entered, and appealed.

The one question for determination is: Hoes the…