Wallace v. Garage

Pope, D. C. J.

The essential facts involved are not disputed. The garage keeper furnished services and supplies to the automobile of the plaintiff in replevin. He released the car from his control although the bill was unpaid. Subsequently, the garage keeper acting through a bailiff, seized the car and took it into his possession and claims a lien on the car under the Garage Keepers’ Lien act, R. 8. 1937, 2:60-21, 2:60-22. The plaintiff in replevin demanded a statement of the amount claimed and a statement was furnished claiming $9.14 for services and an additional charge of $10 for fees and…