General Motors Acceptance Corp. v. Jones
Court of Appeals of Georgia
1Opinion of the Court
Nichols, Judge.
The plaintiff alleged that it is the owner of an automobile which is in the possession of the defendant, that the defendant came into- possession of the automobile on about December 1, 1957, that demand has been made on the defendant and that the deféndant refused to deliver such automobile, that the automobile was sold by Fincher Motors Inc., Miami, Florida, to B. J. Reynolds under a conditional-sale contract or contract retaining title in the seller, and that the seller, immediately after selling the automobile to Reynolds, transferred the conditional-sale contract to the…
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