Dunlop Tire & Rubber Co. v. White

1. Where a person in possession and claiming ownership of goods ships them to another person under an agreement for their exchange for other goods desired by the consignor, the consignee can not dispute the title of the consignor without first restoring the status, and if he refuses to redeliver the goods or to send others in exchange according to agreement, the consignor can maintain an action of trover against the consignee to recover the goods shipped or their value.

*269Decided May 11, 1932. Eay & Forester, V. L. Powers, for plaintiff in error. Titus & Delete, contra.

2. In such a case the…