Snyder v. Guider

The defendant corporation (herein called the “ Corporation ”) moves for, “ an order dismissing the second and third causes of action appearing therein, on the ground that it appears on the face of the complaint that it does not state facts sufficient to constitute a cause of action against this defendant ”.

The second cause of action in the complaint alleges, in effect: That on April 10, 1956, the plaintiff purchased, on a written conditional sale contract from the defendant Guider (herein called “Guider”), a 1956 Ford automobile for the purchase price of $2,962, $800 was paid down, $100 to be…