Gordon v. Busick
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
MONTEITH, Chief Justice.
This action was brought by appellee, Jack Busick, for the recovery of overcharges alleged to have been paid by him to appellant, A. H. Gordon, in the purchase of an automobile, which were alleged to have been in excess of the maximum price permitted by the regulations of the OPA, and for penalties and an attorney’s fee.
Appellee alleged that he had purchased a Ford automobile from appellant for the sum of $1,350 including a trade-in allowance of $550 for his car; that the ceiling’ price of the automobile purchased by him was $918, and that he had paid appellant the sum…
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