Lux v. Lockridge

In the fall of 1941 plaintiff-appellant, Joe Lux, agreed with Mr. Webb of the Gray Motor Company of Craigmont, dealer, to trade a car, pickup, and three trucks for a new car, pickup, and three new trucks, plaintiff to retain possession of his motor vehicles until deliveries lay the company. The transaction as to the new car and pickup was completed and is not involved herein. During November, 1941, Mr. Webb brought Mr. Lockridge, the defendant-respondent and cross-appellant, out to look at plaintiff’s trucks. (For clarity and convenience we refer to the parties as plaintiff and defendant.)…