Laughlin Motors v. Universal C. I. T. Credit Corp.

*601The opinion of the court was delivered by

Harvey, C. J.:

Plaintiffs sued to recover the price of a Mercury automobile which they alleged they owned and contracted to sell for cash to the Don Hanna Motor Company, hereinafter called Hanna, which took the car with the understanding that the cash price would be paid promptly; that the cash was not paid; that defendant was financing Hanna and took over its business, received the proceeds from the sale of the Mercury automobile and converted the same to its own use, with knowledge of the facts. There was a second count for punitive damages. The jury…