Shaw v. Webb
Tennessee Supreme Court
PROM DAVIDSON. Appeal from the Circuit Court of Davidson County to the Court of Civil Appeals and by certiorari to the Court of Civil Appeals from the Supreme Court. — M. H. Meeks, Judge.
1Opinion of the Court
MR. Justice "Williams
delivered tlie opinion of the Court.
Shaw sold an automobile to one Akers, the purchase price being represented in two notes, each of which contained a-stipulation retaining title to the machine to secure payment. The machine passed at once into the possession of the vendee. Some time thereafter it became necessary to have some repairs made on it, and the automobile was taken to Webb, a mechanic, about the date of the' maturity of the first note. After the repairs were placed the machine was turned hack by the mechanic to the conditional vendee, Akers. On default being…
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