DICKLER v. GATES


72 So.2d 393 (1954)

DICKLER v. GATES.

Supreme Court of Florida. Special Division A.

May 4, 1954.


Attorney(s) appearing for the Case

Long & Crouch, Quentin V. Long, S. Lee Crouch, Hallendale, for appellant.

Joseph A. Varon, Hollywood, for appellee.


GIBLIN, Associate Justice.

The trial of this cause resulted in a jury verdict based obviously on the finding that the appellee had wrongfully converted a diamond ring which had been entrusted to him as consignee and bailee. By the order appealed from the trial judge set the verdict aside and granted a new trial, assigning as his reason that it appeared "from the evidence that the defendant was unable to deliver the property because the same was stolen from him," and...

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