Simms v. Ervin
Washington Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtHill, J.
This is the case of the purchaser who changed his mind, and of the seller who refused to “call off the deal.”
Skipping all prior negotiations, except as reference thereto may hereafter be necessary, we begin with two agents of Bob Ervin, a Buick dealer, hereinafter called the seller, at the home of Roy Simms, hereinafter called the purchaser, on the evening of February 18, 1953, they having brought with them a new Buick automobile which the purchaser and his wife had previously driven and for which they had signed a purchase order the preceding evening. Before the seller’s agents left his…
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