Broadie v. Randall

The opinion of the court was delivered by

Johnston, C. J.:

B. T. Broadie, a dealer in automobiles, purchased a new seven-passenger sedan car at Wichita, and drove it to Ashland with the purpose of selling it to prospective customers. The car was dusty when he arrived and while the defendant Bentley Randall and others were looking at the car Randall wrote the word “Bentley” with the end of his finger on the side of the dusty car. Some of the letters of the name written were eight inches high| and the writing was about eighteen inches long. After washing the car it was ascertained that in writing…