Crowley v. Detroit Garages, Inc.

Plaintiff having purchased a LaSalle automobile for $3,006 had delivery of the car made at the Staffer Hotel in Detroit, where he was registered as a guest August 5, 1927. From the hotel the car was taken by one of defendant’s employees to its garage for storage. For the purpose of identification, defendant had cards or tickets consisting of three sections, each section bearing the same number. Upon receiving an automobile, one section was detached and delivered to the customer, one was attached to the automobile, and the other delivered to the office of defendant’s cashier at the garage.…