Black Motor Co. v. Hensley

Opinion of the Court by

Judge Richardson

Affirming.

Finley Hensley, on January 11, 1934, owned a 1932 model Plymouth sedan with which he engaged in the taxi business at Whitesburg, Ky. The Black Motor Company was engaged on that date at Cumberland, Ky., in selling automobiles. Hensley went to its place of business to exchange with it his 1932 model for a 1933 model Plymouth sedan. He owed at that time $128 on his 1932 model and had in his possession $100 cash. He and the Black Motor Company agreed on the terms of the exchange of the automobiles. He paid it the $100 and it assumed the payment of…