St. Matthews Motor Co. v. Schnepp

Opinion op the Court by

Judge Siler —

Affirming.

Saint Matthews Motor Company, appellant, sued Ben Schnepp and others, appellees, for $754.38 as the amount due for repairs on certain taxicabs. Upon trial, a verdict was directed for appellees and judgment was entered dismissing the suit.

The company appeals.

It is now contended that the trial court committed reversible error in directing a verdict for appellees.

The company, during April, 1945, repaired some taxicabs, then owned by one Elsie Holmes but mortgaged by her to others. Elsie, on May 15, 1945, sold her equity in nine of the thirteen cabs…