King v. Moore

GLADNEY, Judge.

Appellant instituted this suit to recover damages for an alleged misrepresentation as to the year and model of a certain automobile he purchased at appellee’s place of business.

Plaintiff, on March 7, 1950, visited the lot of the Moore Car Sales in Bossier City, Louisiana, for the purpose of buying a “used automobile”. He was approached by Max Hanna, a salesman for Hubert L. Moore, the owner of Moore Car Sales. As a result of this visit King purchased a Packard automobile for the sum of $2,495. Upon the completion of the transaction, a 'bill of sale was delivered by Hanna to…