Tragar v. Jackson
Supreme Court of Minnesota
1Opinion of the Court
Loring, Chief Justice.
This action in conversion arose when one Silverius Schmitt, a farmer in the township of Credit River, Scott county, sold ten cows to defendant, among which were some cows covered by a chattel mortgage given by Schmitt to plaintiff. The mortgage described the property as follows:
“Four (4) Holstein type milch cows;
Four (4) Brown milch cows;
Two (2) Guernsey milch cows;
Two (2) Roan milch cows;
One (1) Blue milch cow;
Three (3) Red milch cows.”
The above-described property was declared to be in the possession of Schmitt in the township of Credit River, Scott county, Minnesota.…
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