People v. Scholder
California Court of Appeal
1Opinion of the CourtBurch, J.
Defendant sold a used car to Mr. and Mrs. William J. Barrett on December 26, 1955. The car was duly delivered with temporary license plates attached. Defendant undertook to and did get from the Department of Motor Vehicles for the Barretts, as part of the transaction, a set of license plates. Also as part of the transaction, in partial payment of the consideration, the defendant held a check of the Barretts upon the Bank of America for $55.92. At the time the defendant had the license plates in his possession, and before he had delivered them to the Barretts, he discovered that the Barretts’…
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