Platt v. Platt
District of Columbia Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
CAYTON, Chief Judge.
Plaintiff sued in detinue to recover possession of an automobile which had been impounded by the police department following a collision. He named the property clerk of the police department as defendant. Thereupon his wife intervened in the case and made claim to the automobile as her property. Thus it became a contest between husband and wife, with the police department having no interest in the outcome. The evidence revealed many points of conflict. These we shall not attempt to list; we recite only the facts relating to the issues on this appeal.
Plaintiff testified…
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