Carson v. Milcrow Motor Sales

On September 21, 1939, plaintiff, while a college student, was the owner of a 1935 Ford convertible sedan wbicb be wished to sell or trade. He became acquainted with one of tbe Ford Motor Company’s agents, wbo looked after tbe business of tbe company with its dealers. Tbe agent recommended defendant George Holzbaugb, Inc., a retail dealer, for tbe purpose of trading in plaintiff’s car. Plaintiff previously bad tried to sell tbe car. All be could get for it was $110 but Holzbaugb, Inc., agreed to allow him $215 on a trade for a new car to be delivered in 1941, tbe old car to be turned in…