Mickey v. Sears, Roebuck & Co.

The appellant brought suit in three counts against the appellee for the alleged conversion or loss of $589.71 in cash. Upon demand for particulars, the plaintiff answered that the particulars of the first two counts were fully and completely set out in the third count. The third count recited that the plaintiff on April 14, 1949 cashed a check for "the purpose of meeting a payroll, and put the sum of $589.71 in his leather brief case; he then drove in his automobile to the appellee’s store to make a purchase of electrical materials and supplies; that while carrying his purchases from the…