Portland Motor Sales Co. v. Millett
Supreme Judicial Court of Maine
1Opinion of the CourtWilson, J.
An action of replevin to recover possession of an automobile. The defendant pleaded the general issue and in a brief statement raised the issue of title. The jury found for the defendant and the case is here on a general motion for a new trial on the usual grounds.
One of the directors of the plaintiff company, who was also employed as a salesman, entered into an agreement with the defendant to exchange on equal terms a second hand Hupmobile Touring Car, for a second hand car, known as a Hudson Speedster, belonging to the defendant.
The agreement was incorporated in a printed form furnished by…
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