
    Hines v. Strong, appellant.
    
      Bailment—conversion of pledged property — interest.
    
    Plaintiff’s evidence showed that he delivered a watch to defendant to secure a loan of §82. Defendant’s evidence showed that the watch was sold him for $82, he agreeing to re-sell it to plaintiff for $87. Held, that the jury were justified in finding the transaction to he a pledge and not a sale. Held, also, there being no evidence of an agreement to pay interest on the sum loaned, the $5 difference between $82 and $87 must be held to be in lieu of interest and the tender of the latter sum sufficient to enable plaintiff to bring an action for the conversion of the watch.
    
      Fuller and Vann, for appellant.
    
      Gobi & Garfield, for respondent.
   Mullin, P. J.

The opinion contains nothing in addition to what is given in the head note, except a brief review of the evidence.

Judgment affirmed.  