NASH v. THOMAS

No. 18,352.

123 Ind. App. 256 (1953)

110 N.E.2d 355

NASH ET AL. v. THOMAS ET AL.

Court of Appeals of Indiana.

Filed February 6, 1953.


Attorney(s) appearing for the Case

Lee M. Bowers and Arthur J. Palmer of Bowers, Feightner & Palmer, of Huntington, and John Edris of Gordon, Edris & Thompson, of Bluffton, for appellant.

C.W.H. Bangs and J. Edward Roush of Bangs & Roush, of Huntington, and George C. Davis, of Bluffton, for appellee.


ROYSE, C.J.

Appellee Thomas brought this action for the alleged wrongful conversion of a one-half interest in a wheat crop grown on appellants' farm after appellees had voluntarily cancelled and surrendered possession of said farm after serving one year of a five-year lease.

Appellee Thomas' complaint in one paragraph averred he was the owner of an undivided one-half interest in approximately 1,490 1/2 bushels of wheat; that appellants wrongfully appropriated...

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