Breeden v. Elliott Bros.

By bill complainants seek to recover a decree for the value of an automobile alleged to have been converted by Elliott Brothers, referred to herein as defendants. The chancellor dismissed the bill. The Court of Appeals reversed the chancellor.

The facts are that on June 11,1932, defendants, a partnership composed of Raymond, Fletcher and Robert Elliott, automobile dealers, sold complainants a new Plymouth sedan, taking* their right and title note for the unpaid purchase money in the sum of $592', payable $37 per month for sixteen months. Thereafter they negotiated the note to the W. A. Parker…