State v. Tew

Several assignments of error are made, but none of them has. sufficient merit to require a reversal.

On October 12, 1968, C. J. Roller, a River Falls car dealer, sold a Pontiac automobile to Floyd D. Tew, who at the time traded in his 1963 Oldsmobile and signed a conditional sales contract. The contract • called for a down payment of $200, which was not paid. Nor was the sales tax paid. However, Roller gave possession of the car to Tew who was to return in a few days and make the payment and sign other papers involved in the transaction. Tew never came back but left Wisconsin and went to…