Prowitt v. Lunt
Utah Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
McDonough, justice.
This is a suit in equity for the rescission of a contract for the purchase of an automobile. The trial court entered a judgment of “no cause of action,” and the plaintiff appeals.
The facts out of which this dispute arose are as follows: On March 19, 1941, Clifford P. Prowitt, the appellant, came to the respondents’ garage for the purpose of purchasing a new automobile. The respondents exhibited, to the appellant a 1941 Chrysler sedan, which, at the time it was shown to the appellant, had been used as a show car and demonstrator and had been driven approximately 2,651 miles.…
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