Megown v. Fuller
Wyoming Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
Kimball, Justice.
This is an action for conversion of mortgaged cattle. Trial was had without a jury. At the conclusion of plaintiff’s evidence, the trial court held that plaintiff had not-made out a case, and gave judgment for defendants. The plaintiff appeals.
November 3, 1919, defendant George B. Fuller, to secure the payment of 2 promissory notes amounting to $15000, due November 1, 1920, gave to the First National Bank of Shoshoni, Wyoming, a chattel mortgage of “his entire herd of cattle,” being 454 head, 6 head branded flying H and the rest branded T6.
November 1, 1920, the mortgagor, to…
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