Laws v. Commercial Credit Co.

Plaintiff sued defendant on two causes of action, the first claim being based upon the conversion of an automobile, and the second being predicated upon the conversion of a trunk which, at the time of the repossession, contained fishing tackle and other articles. The cause came on for trial before the court, sitting without a jury, and judgment was entered for plaintiff in the sum of $565 on the first cause of action, and for two hundred dollars on the second cause of action. Defendant appealed.

Eespondent introduced testimony which showed that, at the time he purchased the automobile, he had…