Ortloff v. Klitzke
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Last cited by a Minnesota appellate court in 1915, among the opinions in this site’s citation index.
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- Scott v. T. W. Stevenson Co. (Minn. 1915)
- Gabriel v. Kildare Elevator Co. (Okla. 1907)
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Opinion of the Court
Replevin for a threshing-machine. The machine originally belonged to the plaintiffs, Ortloff and Schuft, as tenants in common. Defendant claims to have purchased the interest of Schuft, and to have taken possession, and to have been in possession when the action was commenced, under that purchase, and as a tenant in common with Ortloff. The value of the machine was from $400 to $600. On the trial, there was some evidence on the part of the defendant of an oral agreement between him and Schuft for the sale by the latter to him of his interest in the machine, — no part of the purchase price being paid at the time, and there being then no delivery of the machine. There was also evidence that subsequently Schuft told defendant to take the machine, and he accordingly took it. This would tend to show a subsequent delivery and acceptance pursuant
Order reversed.
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