Geneva Gin & Storage Co. v. Rawls

RICE, Judge.

In the words of appellant: “There is only one count of the complaint by appellant (plaintiff, below) which is for conversion by the defendants, J. P. Rawls, of Enterprise, Coffee County, Alabama, and Henry Donnell, a negro, of Geneva County, Alabama, on, to-wit: January 23, 1937, of three bales of cotton, the property of Geneva Gin and Storage Company.

“The facts are agreed upon and are as follows: If the plaintiff is entitled to recover the amount thereof is $152.10. The cotton in question belonged to plaintiff and was stolen by Henry Donnell on or about the date named in the…