Brooks v. Range Motor Co.

These two cases were tried together in the law court. Each originated in a justice's court. The Range Motor Company brought its action against C.S. Brooks to collect a deficiency balance of $171.45 on a conditional sale contract, and Brooks sued the Range Motor Company for damages of $201 for the conversion of said automobile by the motor company, in that it did not advertise and sell the same within ten days after repossession for purpose of sale, as required by conditional sale statutes. Both suits were tried by the same justice; Brooks' suit was dismissed, and judgment was rendered against…