General Contract Corp. v. Wigington
Louisiana Court of Appeal
1Opinion of the Court
GLADNEY, Judge.
General Contract Corporation instituted this suit July 13, 1954, on a chattel mortgage note executed by defendant as part payment for a 1953 Chevrolet automobile purchased at Springhill, Louisiana, from the Bowie County Motor Company of Tex-arkana, Arkansas. Seizure of the automobile was had under a writ of sequestration. Wigington filed a motion seeking dissolution of the writ, and answered admitting his signature to the note sued upon, but asserting in reconvention a demand for a rescission of the sale due to the failure , of vendor to furnish a certificate of title. In.…
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