Stephenson v. Feezer

The appellant sued the appellees for the wrongful conversion of a promissory note, made hy John C. Feezer to Charles N. Kellogg, on the 29th day of September, 1878, payable one year after date, for four hundred dollars, with interest at ten per cent., and five per cent, attorney fees, secured by a chattel mortgage, and endorsed by Kellogg to the appellant. Trial and finding for the appellees; motion fora new trial overruled; exceptions; judgment; appeal. The only question in the case is, the sufficiency of the evidence to support the finding.

The appellant delivered the note and mortgage to…