Heyman Co. v. Buck

One Tom McGarty went to Heyman Company, retail dealers in household goods at Grand Rapids, selected goods to the value of $141.55, entered into an agreement under which he was to have no title to the goods until they were paid for, paid down $10, and agreed to pay $8 a month, had the goods delivered, sold them to defendant, a second-hand dealer, and disappeared. Defendant admits buying the goods, claims he acted in good faith, had no notice of plaintiff’s rights, paid full value and cannot be held liable *226to plaintiff. This is an action in replevin, brought against the second-hand dealer, and,…