Sanchez v. Securities Acceptance Corp.
New Mexico Supreme Court
1Opinion of the Court
SEYMOUR, Justice.
Appellee, plaintiff below, asserting a right to possession, brought a replevin action against appellant, Securities Acceptance Corporation, alleging the wrongful taking and detention by appellant from ap-pellee of a 1941 Buick sedan; appellee further alleged in specific terms subterfuge, misrepresentation, fraud and physical force in the seizure of the automobile by Securities Acceptance Corporation and, in the most general terms, alleged a cause of action for false imprisonment. Appellee sought judgment for possession of the automobile and damages, both actual and punitive,…
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