Hattiesburg Auto Sales Co. v. Morrison

The appellee sued the appellant for the value of a certain Buick car described in the declaration, the plaintiff alleging: That he had loaned his car to a certain person for a day or two to be used around Hattiesburg, Miss. That shortly thereafter he had information that said person intended to abscond with said car. That upon receiving such information he, the plaintiff, commenced a diligent search to locate his said car before said party carried out his purpose. That plaintiff did finally find *635the car stored in the garage of the defendant in Hattiesburg, Miss., in which garage said^car had…