Shirley-Self Motor Co. v. Canon
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
SPEER, Justice.
Plaintiff Joe Canon sued M. D. Massey, Shirley-Self Motor Company, a corporation, J. C. Self, Emmett Rogers and Byron Tilton, to recover monies advanced and for the value of a secondhand automobile alleged to have been converted by the defendants, as a result of a deal between plaintiff and Massey for the purchase of a new Chrysler automobile from Massey as a local dealer, with knowledge that Massey could only furnish the new car through defendant Shirley-Self Motor Company, the wholesale distributors.
All defendants except Massey denied liability in any form, claiming that…
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