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Herrlich v. McDonald

Citations

  • 80 Cal. 460
  • 22 P. 298
  • 1889 Cal. LEXIS 939

Syllabus

<p>Conversion of Stock — Allegation of Value — Judgment. — In an action to recover certain mining stock and the dividends thereon, or their value, the complaint alleged that on a specified time the defendant bought for account of the plaintiff “six hundred dollars’ worth” of stock, and that at two subsequent times she bought “fifteen hundred dollars’ worth ” of other stock. The complaint alleged and the court found other facts showing a conversion of the stock and dividends by the defendant. Held, that the allegations of the value of the stock were sufficient to support a judgment in favor of the plaintiff for the value, and that such a judgment was proper.</p>

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