Giannini v. Wilson

ZINN, Justice.

The appellant sued in replevin, claiming the right to the immediate possession of an automobile in 'the hands of the appellee. The right to such immediate possession was predicated upon an alleged breach and default in the terms of a conditional sale contract made on Nov. 30, 1936, between appellee and the Robinson Motor Company, which contract was thereafter assigned to the C. I. T. Corp. and later assigned to the appellant.

The appellee did not put up a forthcoming bond. He answered, denying the allegations of the complaint and cross-complained for damages claiming a wrongful…