Hart v. Vogel
Court of Appeals of Maryland
1Opinion of the CourtBond, C. J.
The appellant, as plaintiff, sued in trover for a wrongful conversion by the appellee’s decedent, Fred A. Vogel, of shares of stock in four corporations, the certificates for which had been delivered by her to him endorsed in blank; and the single question urged is one of the legal sufficiency of her evidence to prove the wrongful conversion. A verdict against her contentions was rendered under an instruction of the court because of insufficiency of the evidence. .The statutory provision for excluding testimony by a party in such a suit against an executrix, Code, art. 35, see. 3, necessarily…
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- Deutsch ex rel. Kanders v. BondCourt of Appeals of Maryland · 1877
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