Gould v. Huff

Trover for the conversion of a Holstein cow. The plaintiff claims title and right of possession under a conditional sales agreement given by one Millard Palmer, from whom the defendant bought the cow. The presiding Judge excluded the instrument for (1) insufficiency of description and (2) lack of preliminary proof of actual knowledge on the part of the defendant of the existence of the conditional sale and the property it included. To these rulings and the direction of a verdict for the defendant exceptions were reserved.

The Bill of Exceptions discloses that March 21,1927, the plaintiff…