Frontier Motors, Inc. v. Chick Norton Buick Co.
Arizona Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
UDALL, Justice.
Frontier Motors, Inc., an Arizona corporation, defendant below, appeals from a. judgment in the sum of $2,600 plus interest and costs, rendered against it and in favor of plaintiff-appellee Chick Norton Buiclc Company, a corporation, in a replevin action to recover possession of an automobile or the reasonable value thereof. The twcf questions presented are (a) whether the trial court properly construed provisions: of the Uniform Conditional Sales Act as adopted in Arizona in the year 1919 and' which now appears as chapter 52, article 6,. A.C.A.1939, and (b) whether the rule…
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