Mills v. Bing

Birdsong, Chief Judge.

Pleadings — Bailment. The relevant facts show that Mills, through his agent Cooper, surrendered a 1983 BMW to Bing for body repairs following an accident while Cooper was driving. After the repairs were completed, Mills either declined to pay for the repairs or was slow in making payment. Bing regained possession of the BMW from Cooper, intending to retain possession until Mills paid for the repairs. Ultimately, agreement was reached between Cooper and Bing for the return of the car to Cooper. Pursuant to that agreement, an employee was to drive the BMW to Cooper’s place…