Hipple v. De Puie

Citations

• 51 Ill. 528

Syllabus

<p>1. Practice—w7¡e«. ¡So oSJeci to competency of a witness. The objection that a witness is not competent, when not made in the court below, can not be availed of in the appellate court.</p> <p>2. Tbover—what constitutes a conversion. Where a landlord took forcible possession of the demised premises, from which he removed the goods of the tenant, and then refused to permit the tenant to take them away, that was held to be a conversion of the goods by the landlord, and the tenant might maintain trover therefor.</p>