Wade v. Chariot Trailer Co.
Michigan Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtBtxshnell, J.
On August 28, 1947, plaintiff Fred Wade purchased a new “Chariot” house trailer from defendant Tony Schmitt, Inc., a retail dealer in house trailers. The manufacturer, Chariot Trailer Company, is also named as a defendant.
Wade executed an order, which was accepted in writing by A. J. Schmitt, president of Tony Schmitt, Inc. This order shows a purchase price of $2,903.95, which includes an installed hydraulic dolly, sales tax, and a license for one-half year. Wade was allowed $1,095 for a used Alma house trailer, which he de livered to Tony Schmitt, Inc., and he paid a cash deposit of $308.95.…
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