Myers v. Hurley Motor Co.

The facts which give rise to the questions of law. in respect of which the instruction of this court is asked, are set forth in the certificate as follows:

“ Clarence H. Myers, plaintiff in error, on the 28th day of April, 1923, then a minor of the age of 20 years, represented to the defendant company that he was .24 years of age, and engaged in the hacking business in the District of Columbia; whereupon he contracted with defendant for a Hudson touring car at the price of $650.00, upon terms set out in a conditional sales contract. Plaintiff turned in as cash payment a Ford touring car at the…