Scott v. Shook

Defendants in error, plaintiffs below, a copartnership doing business under the name of Shook and Henderson, sued and recovered judgment against Scott, George and Meyer, for alleged conversion of money. The defendants bring the case here for review.

In October, 1921, and prior thereto, the Seott-George Grain Company, a Colorado corporation, was carrying on a general grain brokerage business in Denver. It will be referred to as the broker, or defendants’ company. Its sole officers, directors and stockholders were Scott, George and Meyer, the above defendants, now plaintiffs in error. The broker…