Lankford v. Arnold

This action originated as a suit in replevin. Plaintiff Lankford sued defendant Arnold, January 15, 1929, and in his petition alleged that he was the owner and lawfully entitled to the possession of 444 bushels of corn; that defendant wrongfully took said property from the possession of the plaintiff and detains the same to plaintiff's damage. Judgment was demanded for the recovery of the possession of said corn and damages for detention, and in case of impossible delivery that plaintiff have judgment for the value of the corn. An affidavit and bond were furnished by plaintiff; a writ issued,…