The book A Treatise On the Law of Conversion was written by author Renzo D Renzo Dee Bowers Here you can read free online of A Treatise On the Law of Conversion book, rate and share your impressions in comments. If you don't know what to write, just answer the question: Why is A Treatise On the Law of Conversion a good or bad book?
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2 Gilman v. Hill, 36 N. H. 311 ; Zimmerman v. Bank, 56 la. 133, 8 N. W. 807; Robinson v. Way, 163 Mass. 212, 39 N. E. 1009. 3 Bond V. Ward, 7 Mass. 123, 5 A. D. 28. 250 ATTACHED CHATTELS MIXED WITH THOSE OP STRANGER § 342 same state where it appeared that plaintiff's property, by his own act, had become so mixed with that of the attachment debtor as to be impossible of identification, an oflBcer attached the whole prop- erty as that of the defendant named in the writ, whereupon a stranger whose... property was seized notified the officer of his ownership, but thereafter, and with such notice, the officer sold the entire property. In an action of trover against the officer the court said : " But the difficulty of this case, now as before, arises from the intermingling of the chattels sold to the plaintiff and those afterward purchased and put in the house by the vendor. If the owner of a part can dis- tinguish and point out to the officer what belongs to him, the officer wUl be a trespasser if he should take it, but he is obliged to attach the goods of the debtor, notwithstanding they may be so mixed; and it is the business of the owner who has allowed them to become so confused to separate his own from the debtor's.
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