Shockley v. Hill
Supreme Court of Colorado
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Hilliard
A code action, commonly styled replevin, for the possession of an automobile.
It appears that Hill, doing’ business as Hill Auto Sales, was a dealer in automobiles at Blue Island, Illinois, and Harvey, Illinois; that June 27, 1929, Hill Auto Sales, by one Jenner, manager for Hill, issued a bill of sale for tbe automobile to one Paul Goodman, who became possessed of tbe car; that tbe bill recited tbe purchase price was paid by check, but the check, drawn on a Chicago bank, was dated July 1, 1929, which, although Hill deposited it timely, was not paid; that on receipt of notice of dishonor of…
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