Legal Opinion
Joy v. Giglio
Supreme Court of Oklahoma
Decided February 3, 1953No. 34331PublishedCited by 16 opinions
1Per curiam
For convenience the parties will be given their trial court designations.
The defendant,. G. C. Joy, purchased a 1948 Ford automobile from one Dick Dolph, a used car dealer at Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, in March, 1949. Dolph had previously purchased it from one Robert C. King. It bore an Oklahoma license tag, and the supposed owner, Robert C. King, had in his possession a certificate of title issued by the State of Oklahoma to Robert C. King and Thadeis King. However, the facts show that plaintiff, who was engaged in the automobile rental business at Tampa, Florida, rented said automobile to…
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- Hunt v. CohenSupreme Court of Oklahoma · 1918
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