Curby v. Mastenbrook
Michigan Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtButzel, C. J.
Plaintiff Sophie Curby and her husband, Meddie Curby, were the owners of a Ford car, certificate of title to which was held in their joint names. They also owned a trailer jointly. On August 23, 1937, they went together to defendants’ place of business in Muskegon, Michigan, with the view of exchanging their car and trailer for a better used car. Defendants conducted a secondhand automobile business on a lot, on the rear of which was a building where repairs were made. Plaintiff and her husband were shown a number of ears. Plaintiff testified that one of the defendants in referring to the…
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