Bray v. C. I. T. Corp.
Court of Appeals of Georgia
1Opinion of the CourtGuerry, J.
Only the first headnote needs elaboration. The C. I. T. Corporation brought an action in trover for the recovery of a certain automobile in the possession of Bray. Defendant admitted title to the property in the plaintiff, but alleged that he had paid $1321 on the purchase-price of the automobile, and alleged that a fair rental value of the car for the period during which it was in his possession was $400, and prayed for a judgment for the difference between the amount paid and the fair rental value. Plaintiff amended its petition and alleged .that a fair rental value of the automobile was…
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