B. C. S. Corp. v. Colonial Discount Co.
City of New York Municipal Court
1Opinion of the CourtColeman, J.
This is an action for conversion which calls for the construction of certain sections of the Uniform Trust Receipts Law (Pers. Prop. Law, art. 3-A, §§50 et seq.). Both plaintiff and *712defendant are automobile finance companies. In January, 1937, plaintiff had advanced moneys to the Great Neck Studebaker, Inc., a retail automobile dealer, not a party to this action, to enable it'to purchase four automobiles for resale, and received from it at the time of making the advance a trust receipt covering these automobiles. By this instrument, the automobile dealer, as trustee, agreed to hold the…
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