Corning Motor Company v. White

Appellant motor company made a conditional sale of a Ford automobile to one Ben Godfrey, retaining the title until paid for, and the purchaser took the car to the shop land garage of appellee for repairs, and, upon his-failure to pay the charges therefor, appellee retained possession of the car, claiming a lien thereon for repairs. The purchaser failed to pay for the car, and appellant did not know of its whereabouts until the 20th day of May, 1925, when áppellee notified him he had it in his possession, and claimed a lien for repairs and for storage thereon.

After demand made, appellant…