Washington Street Garage, Inc. v. Maloy

On July 30, 1926, defendant purchased an automobile of plaintiff, turning in to apply on the purchase price an automobile of the agreed value of $115, and paying $30 in cash sometime between the date of the contract and February, 1927. Defendant became twenty-one years of age August 3, 1928. He testified that shortly after he purchased the car he said to Mr. Frick, plaintiff’s manager, “ that the car wasn’t what I bought it for and that if I could return it and get my note back. He said no, that when they wanted it they would send the sheriff after it and sell it and garnishee my wages.”…