Kidd v. Condry

William Horace Kidd brought this action against W. M. Condry to recover payments made on a 1937 Plymouth automobile purchased from Condry basing his action upon a noneom-pliance with section 7291 of the Code in failing to advertise and sell the. car within ten days under the method directed by the statute. The case was heard by a jury and a verdict rendered in favor of the defendant, and an order entered dismissing the suit. The case is here for a review.

It is first insisted that there is no evidence to support the verdict and the trial judge erred in failing to grant the plaintiff’s motion…