Urban v. Lansing's Administrator

Opinion op the Court by Judge Rees

Affirming.

Some time during the month of September, 1921, a Hudson automobile owned by Paul Lansing of Lexington, Ky., was stolen by one M. T. Runyan. A few days later Runyan sold the automobile to appellant Louis Urban for $500. Urban was a resident of Ashland, Ky. Several months later Urban sold the automobile to some parties in Ironton, Ohio, for $900. More than a year after the car was stolen Lansing learned that Runyan had stolen it and had sold it to Urban.

On October 24, 1922, he brought this action in the Boyd ‘circuit court against Louis Urban, Bessie…