Campodonico

Campodonico v. Oregon Improvement Co.

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1891 Cal. LEXIS 1025·87 Cal. 566·25 P. 763
Supreme Court of CaliforniaJanuary 31, 1891No. 13606California688 words

Opinion

Lead Opinion

Action to recover damages for the conversion, by defendant, of certain personal property, con *567 sisting of beans and barley grown upon land farmed by one Dodge, in the county of San Luis Obispo, in 1888. Judgment was rendered in favor of the plaintiff, and from this, and an order denying its motion for a new trial, defendant appeals.

The court below found, in substance, that in May, 1888, the said Dodge duly mortgaged to plaintiff the said beans and barley then growing to secure the sum of fifteen hundred dollars and interest, which mortgage was properly recorded; that between May 31, 1888, and October 27, 1888, the said Dodge, at the request of plaintiff, had the said property hauled from the land on which it was grown, and delivered to the defendant at its warehouse, instructing the person hauling it to store the same as the property of plaintiff, in accordance with plaintiff’s request; that upon delivery of the first lot hauled, the defendant was notified that said property belonged to plaintiff, and that the delivery was made for him; that from time to time, as delivered, the defendant gave to the teamster of Dodge who hauled it tags of weight, reciting that the same was…

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