Dorsey v. Winters
Court of Appeals of Maryland
1Opinion of the CourtOffutt, J.
William 0. Dorsey, a resident of Baltimore, in August, 1919, acquired a new Ford automobile. At about eight o’clock in the evening of October 2nd of the same year, Harry Dorsey, his son, left it parked on Howard Street near Lexington Street in that city, while he went- to a theatre nearby. When he returned several hours later the automobile had been stolen. Yearly two weeks later, on October loth, as William 0. Dorsey and his son, William 0. Dorsey, Jr., were driving along Lexington ’Street, they saw parked there an automobile which looked to them like the stolen car. Upon a more careful…
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