Nevling v. Commercial Credit Co.

Opinion by

Reno, J.,

Appellant instituted assumpsit to recover for the breach of obligations allegedly assumed by defendant when it became the assignee of a bailment lease. The appeal is from the judgment n. o. v. entered for defendant after a verdict had been directed in appellant’s favor.

I. V. Wolfe, trading as Drey Street Motor Company, as lessor, entered into a bailment lease agreement with appellant, as lessee, of a used 'Chrysler automobile on July 11, 1930. The lease was a standard printed instrument issued by defendant finance company and included a judgment note in negotiable form,…