Rochon v. Pacific Coast Mortgage Co.

HOLLZER, J., pro tem.

Plaintiff recovered judgment against defendant in the sum of $545.50, as damages for the conversion of an automobile.

The trial court found that on November 25, 1927, the defendant loaned plaintiff the sum of $304.50, taking title to the latter’s automobile as security, giving hack to him a sales contract, whereby the defendant sold said automobile to him for the sum of $417.36, payable in twelve equal monthly installments beginning December 29, 1927, and that on December 17, 1927, the defendant repossessed said automobile and refused to return the same to the plaintiff…