Angell v. Lewistown State Bank
Montana Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Holloway
This action was instituted by Edna G. Angell to recover damages for the alleged conversion of-an automobile, which was seized by the sheriff of Meagher county under a writ of attachment issued in an action wherein the Lewistown State Bank was plaintiff and Earle F. Angell and Earl Ashbaugh were defendants. The only issues raised by the pleadings relate to the ownership of the car and its value. Plaintiff testified that she purchased the car from S. J. Salte, through his agent, Wood, for $1,925; and that she paid $850 of the purchase price; that she agreed to pay the remainder in installments…
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