Valley Stockyards Co. v. Kinsel
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
WALTER, Justice.
Dan W. Kinsel, Jr., filed suit against Valley Stockyards Company for conversion of 88 head of cattle. Mr. Kinsel sold Will Ed Wiley 158 head of cattle for $17,451.02. Wiley paid by check. The check was returned unpaid. Kinsel delivered to Wiley no bill of sale or other muniment of title to the cattle. Kinsel contends he had no intent of passing title until funds were actually received on the check. Wiley thereafter sold some of the cattle to Valley Stockyards Company.
The court granted the plaintiff’s motion for a summary judgment. The defendant has appealed, contending the…
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