Summary
In Welch v. Seymour (28 Conn. 387) the office was, by the constitution of the corporation, an annual one, and, therefore, it was held that the obligation of the bond given upon the first appointment did not extend beyond the first year.
Summary of this case from Ulster County Sav. Inst. v. OstranderOpinion
May 7, 1947.
The evidence sufficiently established that plaintiffs had a valid chattel mortgage lien upon the six cows purchased from the mortgagor and that defendant had constructive notice of plaintiffs' lien when he purchased and slaughtered them. Thereafter, when, due to the mortgagor's default, plaintiffs became entitled to possession of the cows, defendant's assertion of title and refusal to pay plaintiffs' damages, after demand, rendered defendant liable in conversion. Judgment affirmed, with costs. All concur.