Kramer-Tolson Motors, Inc. v. Horowitz ex rel. Schwartz

HOOD, Associate Judge.

Appellee Horowitz, then a minor and in the armed services, went to the used car lot of appellant, Kramer-Tolson Motors, Inc., to purchase an automobile. There he dealt with one Bisogne, appellant’s salesman. Horowitz selected the car he wished to purchase, but the salesman on learning that Horowitz was a minor informed him that appellant would not sell to a minor. According to the salesman, Horowitz then said he could get his friend Evans, an adult, “behind the car.” According to Horowitz the suggestion of getting an adult came from the salesman. The source of the…