People v. Halliday
Appellate Division of the Supreme Court of the State of New York
1Opinion of the CourtHill, J.
The appellant has been convicted of assault in the second degree. The People’s complaining witness, Scott, received a “ black eye ” during the retaking of an automobile which he had purchased on a conditional sales contract. Tiffany, the vendor, the appellant and another, went to the residence of Scott to retake the automobile because of a claimed default by Scott in making payments.
The conditional sales contract was offered in evidence and improperly excluded. It contained the provision: “ Upon any such default the seller or any officer of the law may take immediate possession of said…
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