Evans v. Silver Bow Motor Car Co.
Montana Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Matthews
The Silver Bow Motor Car Company, a corporation, and Melvin W. Wrenn, defendants, have appealed from a judgment in favor of the plaintiff, Jennie Evans, doing business as “The Yellow Cab Company,” in an action for conversion.
The indisputable history of the transactions out of which this action arose is as follows: Mrs. Jennie Evans ran a small taxicab business in Butte, in which, in December, 1931, she employed but one automobile. She was in debt and without funds, but desired to purchase two new cars for use in her business. In this situation' Mrs. Evans secured the tentative agreement of…
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