Grappone, Inc. v. Harko

The defendant places little if any reliance upon the claim that he acquired title to the automobile by his alleged purchase, but urges vigorously that the plaintiff’s conduct as disclosed by the evidence estops him, as a matter of law, to deny Kumph’s authority to sell the car. R. L., c. 200, s. 23 I.

Whether title passed to Kumph depended upon the intention of the parties to the transaction. R. L., c. 200, s. 18; Employers Assurance Company v. Sweatt, 95 N H. 31, 33. The Trial Court’s finding and ruling that title did not pass is supported by the evidence and final in this court.

The finding…