American Aviation, Inc. v. Aviation Insurance Managers, Inc.

Carleton Harris, Chief Justice.

Appellee, Aviation Insurance Managers, Inc., hereafter called A.I.M., instituted suit seeking to recover from appellant, American Aviation, Inc., hereafter called American, a 1961 Cessna 172 Skyhawk aircraft of the alleged value of $3,125.00. A bond was filed by appellee, hut a cross-bond was filed by appellant, and the airplane remains within the possession of appellant. This plane was damaged in an accident in Texas in May, 1965. The registered owner in the office of the Administrator of the Federal Aviation Agency, Oklahoma City, is Texas Airmotive Company,…