Miller v. McDowell

A. B. McDowell sued Harl Miller, et al. in *480the Putnam Common Pleas for money had and received in the sale of an automobile. McDowell claimed to have delivered his automobile to Harl, et. to sell for $250.00, and for so doing to receive a commission of $15.00; that the machine was sold for $300.00 and de-fndants withheld $65.00, giving to plaintiff $255.00. Defendants claimed they purchased the machine outright for $235.00.

Attorneys — Albert H. Straman, Ottowa, for Miller, et; A. A. Slaybaugh, Leipsic, for McDowell.

A verdict was returned in favor of McDowell for $50.00 and judgment was entered…