Bear v. Colonial Finance Co.

SHERICK, PJ.

The plaintiff in error makes three contentions, the first being that the conduct of the defendant’s agents on the day of his purchase estops the defendant company from now asserting its mortgage; second, that defendant’s conduct after learning of plaintiff’s purchase constituted a waiver of the defendant’s chattel security; and, third, that the method and manner adopted by the defendant in repossessing the car constituted a conversion thereof.

In view of the failure of proof hereinbefore indicated, there can be no estoppel in this suit. It is elemental that knowledge on the part of…