Henry v. Condit
Oregon Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtRossman, J.
The defendant E. M. Condit, to whom we shall hereafter refer as the defendant, is an automobile dealer in Tillamook. He had an agreement with his co-defendant, George Winters, whereby the latter sold cars upon a commission basis. About two weeks before June 3, 1934, one Ed Krugen agreed to purchase from Winters a second-hand car at a price of $250, making at the time an initial payment of $5 upon the purchase price. Shortly thereafter he lost his employment, and the purchase transaction was terminated by an agreement of Winters to supply Krugen with a small quantity of gasoline. June 3, 1934,…
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