Woodruff v. Loving Motors, Inc.
District of Columbia Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
QUINN, Associate Judge.
Appellant’s automobile was damaged as a result of a collision in September 1950, and he engaged appellee to repair it. After completing the repairs at a cost of $492.02, appellee released the automobile to appellant upon his payment of $61.02 on the bill. Appellee brought this action to recover the balance due. Appellant counterclaimed for $702.22 alleging appellee’s failure to repair the automobile in a workmanlike manner. From a judgment for the 'appellee on his original claim, as well as on the counterclaim, appellant brings this appeal. Appellant’s contentions deal…
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