Ohio Court of Appeals, 1922

Biggs-Watterson Co. v. Sauer

Biggs-Watterson Co. v. Sauer
Ohio Court of Appeals · Decided November 23, 1922
1 Ohio Law. Abs. 15

Biggs-Watterson Co. v. Sauer

Opinion of the Court

BY THE COURT:

Epitomized Opinion.

This is an action to replevin certain property sold for cash by the above plaintiff, to the debtor. The property not having been paid for, the title of the property did not pass to the purchaser, whom the receiver represents. The common pleas held that the said plaintiff, had by its conduct, waived its right to an enforcement of the contract of sale. The Court of Appeals affirmed this decision.

Counsel for the Biggs-W. Co. contended that evidence of a waiver could not be introduced, under a general denial. This court held that while this is true in most cases, a general denial in a replevin case is sufficient to permit evidence of a waiver.

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