Mohr v. Universal C. I. T. Credit Corp.

Carl H. Mohr (Mohr) in an action against Universal C.I.T. Credit Corporation (C.I.T.), in the Circuit Court of Baltimore City (Oppenheimer, J.) sought a declaratory decree providing that a conditional contract of sale of an automobile, purportedly executed by Mohr to Suburban Nash, Inc., (Suburban), a dealer in automobiles, and assigned by Suburban to C.I.T. was null and void because the signature thereon was a forgery. C.I.T. denied that Mohr’s signature was forged, and claimed that even if it were, he was estopped to deny the validity of the lien 1 created by the conditional contract of…