Keller v. Commercial Credit Co.

This is an action on the case. It is alleged that the defendants, pursuant to a conspiracy, committed a series of wrongful acts resulting in injury to plaintiff’s automobile business and to his credit. General damages were demanded in the sum of $60,000. From a judgment of involuntary nonsuit, the plaintiff appeals.

Plaintiff began in the automobile business in the city of Portland in October, 1930. He was an associate dealer for De Soto and Plymouth automobiles and had a well-established business. It had been his custom for several years to deal with the defendants in financing the various…