Cates ex rel. Borland v. Griffith Finance Co.
Supreme Court of North Carolina
1Opinion of the CourtHiggins, J.
After a careful search through the maze of words in the verified application to inspect the records and to examine the officers of the defendants before pleading, the following appears: The plaintiff, Bryant L. Cates, on 4 February, 1954,' was. a minor without guardian. The defendant, Griffith Automobiles of Durham, Inc., was :a dealer in *279automobiles. The defendant, Griffith Finance Company, was engaged in financing automobile purchases. George B. Griffith was president and Maurice D. Waddell was vice-president of both defendants. On 4 February, 1954, Cates purchased a 1954 model Ford…
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