Bradley v. McKinzie

LONG, Justice.

Appellee L. O. McICinzie sued appellant Paul Bradley to recover the value of a Hereford cow, basing his suit on two counts, first, that appellant had converted the cow, and, second, that the cow had been lost due to the negligence of the defendant. The jury, in answer to special issues, found: (a) that-appellant took possession of a cow belonging to appellee; (b) that the appellant - converted said cow to his own use; (c) that' appellant willfully took appellee’s cow from the range where such cow was accustomed to be without the consent of the appellee; (d) that such action on…