Whitley v. Bean

Supreme Judicial Court of Maine

Whitley v. Bean

84 A. 268, 109 Me. 557, 1912 Me. LEXIS 94

Supreme Judicial Court of Maine·Decided June 17, 1912·Published

Opinion

This is an action of trover to recover one-half of the value of apples and potatoes harvested by the defendant’s order and taken away from the farm of Warren A. Cummings in Dixmont. The defendant claimed title by a mortgage bill of sale given him by said Cummings. The verdict was for the plaintiff in the sum of $201.75, and the case is before this court on a motion for a new trial. Motion sustained. New trial granted.

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This is an action of trover to recover one-half of the value of apples and potatoes harvested by the defendant’s order and taken away from the farm of Warren A. Cummings in Dixmont. The defendant claimed title by a mortgage bill of sale given him by said Cummings. The verdict was for the plaintiff in the sum of $201.75, and the case is before this court on a motion for a new trial. Motion sustained. New trial granted.

Whitley v. Bean, 84 A. 268, 109 Me. 557, 1912 Me. LEXIS 94 (Me. 1912).

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