Egnaczyk v. Rowland

The action was in replevin, at least in form, although it does not appear that any bond was ever given or that the automobile involved was ever taken. There never was a trial, the facts having been stipulated. It seems that sometime in September, 1932, the plaintiff, concededly a minor, took or sent his automobile to defendant’s garage for certain repairs, that they were completed by the 1st of January, 1933, and that their fair and reasonable value was sixty-nine dollars and thirty-four cents. It is undisputed that defendant offered to deliver the automobile upon payment of that amount, and…