Fidelity Acceptance Corp. v. Alloway
Supreme Court of New Jersey
1Opinion of the Court
Pee Ctjeiam.
Confessed judgment on bond and warrant was entered in favor of the plaintiff in the District Court. On defendant’s application the judgment was opened and a trial was had, followed by a judgment for defendant, from which plaintiff appeals. It appeared from the evidence that the facts were substantially similar to those in the case of Ryba v. Atlas, &c., Corp., 131. N. J. L. 478, namely, sale by a dealer named Biker of a second-hand automobile on the installment plan: a conditional contract of sale assigned by Biker to the appellant : a bond and warrant in general form, naming the…
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