Wyoming Timber Products Co. v. Crow

Plaintiff filed his complaint on May 22, 1967, claiming ownership of approximately 1,181,000 board feet of logs (valued at $35,000) detained by defendants, asking for the recovery of his property together with $25,000 damages. The following day a writ of replevin issued. Since Wyoming Timber Products Company (hereinafter referred to as Wyoming Timber) had already caused 128.15 cords of the logs to be loaded upon railroad cars, the parties agreed that the price therefor would be paid by the purchaser to the plaintiff and the Carbon County Sheriff to await outcome of the replevin action…