Cache Auto Co. v. Central Garage

On July 20, 1921, plaintiff sold and delivered to the defendants, other than Central Garage Company, a certain automobile for the sum of $300, payable at a later date and retained title within itself as security for the purchase price. The title retaining agreement provided that in default of payment of the sums therein mentioned plaintiff might retake possession of the car. On December 7, 1921, the defendant Carlisle, one of the purchasers, took the ear to the defendant Central Garage Company for repairs with instructions to put the machine in thorough repair, which was afterwards done in…