Hall Motor Company v. Furman

HARWOOD, Justice.

The complaint in this case was submitted to the jury on four counts which sought damages allegedly resulting from the sale of an automobile which plaintiff averred was represented to him by the defendant as a new automobile in good condition, whereas in truth and in fact the automobile was an inferior one which had been damaged or wrecked prior to plaintiff’s purchase of the same.

The jury returned a verdict in favor of the plaintiff under Count 5 of the complaint and assessed his damages at $8,000.

Defendant’s motion for a new trial being denied, this appeal was perfected from…