Legal Opinion
Equitable Credit Co. v. Miller
Louisiana Court of Appeal
Decided May 7, 1928No. 10,206PublishedCited by 4 opinions
1Opinion of the CourtJones, J.
The sole question involved here is the ownership of a Ford coupe, which was obtained by a man named D. S. Overman, from a dealer, F. W. Birdsong, in West Palm Beach, Florida, under a conditional sale agreement of August 11, 1924, for a price of seven hundred seventy-seven and 75-100 ($777.75) dollars, of which one hundred ninety-four and 43-100 ($194,43) dollars was given in cash and the balance evidenced by a note.
Plaintiff formerly an automobile finance company of this city, which was then doing business in Florida, as assignee of the rights of th'e original owner, alleges that Overman…
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