Wilson v. Lindhart

It is the theory of counsel for the respective parties that the decisive question in this case depends in large measure upon the issues tendered upon the trial. It is, therefore, necessary that a somewhat extended recital of the pleadings be made. It is alleged in the petition that in September, 1931, appellee was the owner and in possession of certain certificates of stock issued by the appellant corporation; that he delivered the same to Merlin Nelson, his son-in-law, as his agent to be sold with the understanding that the proceeds, or so much thereof as he desired, would be loaned to…