Goetschius v. Brightman

On January 8th, 1920, in the city of Albany, N. Y., the defendants purchased a used automobile from one C. W. Oesting, a resident of San Diego, California. The automobile had been delivered to Oesting in April, 1919, in San Diego, Cal., under a contract of conditional sale made with the Davies Overland Company, a California corporation, as seller. Under the terms of that contract it was stipulated that title to the automobile should remain in the seller until the buyer had completely carried out all the terms of the contract and paid the full purchase price. Oesting, the buyer, never paid the…