Standard Chevrolet Co. v. Federal Hardware & Implement Mutuals
Louisiana Court of Appeal
1Opinion of the Court
TALIAFERRO, Judge.'
Plaintiff sold on terms to C. A. Vandiver a Chevrolet sedan and, after default by him in monthly payments and with his consent, repossessed the car in Waldo, Ark., November 11, 1935, on such conditions, we are convinced, as to reinvest ownership in it. The car was driven by a young negro boy, engaged by plaintiff’s agent, from Waldo to Minden, La., and there left on plaintiff’s parking lot. Within a few hours, it was taken by this same boy without plaintiff’s permission from the lot and driven by him toward Shreveport. It was wrecked by him on the highway before reaching…
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