Jefferson Motors Co. v. Williams
Supreme Court of Alabama
1Opinion of the Court
BOULDIN, Justice.
Jefferson Motors Company brought this action in assumpsit against Mrs. Livie D. Williams to recover $1,309, alleged to be due for an automobile sold by plaintiff to defendant.
Mrs. Williams, by signed written order, accepted by plaintiff’s manager, purchased a Hupmobile, turning in her Dodge ear in part payment. Terms were cash. She gave a check for above balance, signed: “W. W. Williams, by Mrs. Williams.” On the following day Mr. and Mrs. Williams brought back the Hupmobile, offered to return same, and demanded the surrender of the Dodge automobile. This being refused, Mr.…
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