Lloyd v. James

On August 6, 1936, the appellants sold and delivered to appellee an International truck for $789, retaining title to the truck. There was a payment made on the truck, but thereafter the appellee declined to pay and the appellant brought suit in replevin for the truck.

There was a trial by jury, and appellants were awarded possession of the truck, but appellee was given a judgment for $300 on his cross-complaint.

The answer and cross-complaint admitted the purchase of the truck and admitted that appellants retained title, but alleged that the appellants, at the time appellee purchased the truck,…