Parkhouse v. Hodge

Plaintiff resides on a farm near Breckenridge, Michigan, and defendants are engaged at Breckenridge in the hardware business and in the sale of automobiles. In the spring of 1919 plaintiff owned an Overland touring car which she exchanged for a new Willys-Knight car. It was agreed defendants would allow plaintiff $800 for her old car toward the purchase price of the new one. The price of the new car was $1,798.55. The plaintiff claims the car was delivered to her at her garage April 8, 1919, while defendants claim it was delivered April 1st. The plaintiff paid the balance of the purchase…