Mississippi Motor Finance, Inc. v. Thomas
Mississippi Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtKyle, J.
The appellant, Mississippi Motor Finance, Incorporated, filed its declaration in the Circuit Court of Copiah County against the appellee, Carl Thomas, d/b/a as Thomas Auto Parts Company, for the recovery of damages for the unlawful conversion by the appellee of a 1953 Pontiac automobile, which had been sold to Della Horton and Ray Horton by Lowry Motor Company of Jackson, Mississippi, on October 19, 1960, under a conditional sales contract. The appellant alleged in its declaration that at • the time of the conversion of the automobile by the appellee there was due under the conditional sales…
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