Legal Opinion
General Motors Acceptance Corp. v. Boddeker
Court of Appeals of Texas
Decided June 25, 1925No. 8704PublishedCited by 7 opinions
1Opinion of the CourtGraves, J.
With only slight interlineation, 'this .statement from appellee’s brief is quoted as correctly reflecting the status of this cause as it comes here:
“On August 9, 1922, Day-Barr Motor Company, retail dealers in automobiles, took up a draft with bill of lading attached, covering amongst • others the automobile in question. This bill of lading was sent by General Motors Acceptance Corporation, appellant, to Hutch-ings, Sealy & Co., bankers, for delivery upon the payment of the draft, covering only a part of the purchase price, and the execution of a note and trust receipt, so called, to be held…
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