Peregrine v. West Seattle State Bank

— In November, 1920, appellant West Seattle State Bank sold to appellant Freedman a Dodge automobile for $950, as evidenced by a bill of sale. On November 8, 1920, Freedman conveyed the same automobile to respondent for $1,000. On December 24, 1920, 46 days after respondent purchased the car from Freedman, it was taken from respondent by the police as having been stolen from Mrs. Ida Selig. The car was taken by the police at the instance of the New Hampshire Fire Insurance Company, which had paid Mrs. Selig the theft loss of the car and taken from her a bill of sale. Soon after the car was…