Worth Finance Co. v. Charlie Hillard Motor Co.
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
Charlie Hillard, doing business as Hillard Motor Company, to whom we shall refer as appellee, sued Worth Finance Company, a corporation, which, for convenience, we shall call appellant, and Carl Lawder, whom we shall call by name, on three counts in the petition. These counts may be briefly referred to as (1) for breach of a warranty in the title of an automobile, alleged to have been sold by appellant to appellee, (2) for an unjust enrichment coming to appellant from appellee, for which the latter received nothing, and (3) for conversion by appellant of an automobile upon which appellee…
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