Shawen v. District Motor Co.
District of Columbia Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
RICHARDSON, Chief Judge.
Appellant was defendant in a suit for the unpaid balance of her installment note of $1041, representing part of the purchase price of a new 1941 Hudson taxicab. Plaintiff, appellee here, was the dealer and payee of the note. Trial was by jury.
*30Defendant testified that in February, 1941, when she made the purchase she traded in and received credit for a Hudson automobile she had driven as a taxicab for approximately 75,000 miles; that when she made this purchase, plaintiff’s representative told her the car had “withstood all road tests on the salt fiats of Utah” and was…
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