United States v. One Marmon Automobile
District Court, N.D. Georgia
1Opinion of the Court
SIBLEY, District Judge.
This libel is,, by stipulation of the parties, for decision by the court without a jury. I find the material facts to be as follows:
The libeled automobile- was sold by the intervening claimant to one Hopkins, a resident of Atlanta, Ga., on credit, with title retained to secure the purchase money by a duly recorded contract; the purchase money being still unpaid. At the time of the sale the seller did not know of any likelihood that the buyer would unlawfully transport liquors with the- car. Later it learned that he was reported to be an illicit liquor hauler, and sought…
2Cases cited2 opinions
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