Le Bron Electrical Works, Inc. v. Livingston

This was an action brought by the Le Bron Electrical Works, Inc., against Clyde Livingston to recover the reasonable value of services rendered and materials used in repairing certain electrical refrigerating machinery. Plaintiff obtained a verdict for $195.28, upon which judgment was entered. From the overruling of his motion for a new trial, defendant appeals.

The record shows that on October 16, 1933, Clyde Livingston was the owner of certain refrigerating machinery and equipment that he had stored in Omaha. On that date he sold the machinery to George E. Williams who immediately removed it…