Anthony v. Sapulpa Motor Co.
Supreme Court of Oklahoma
1Opinion of the CourtOsborn, J.
Tire parties in this case occupy the same- positions as ■ they ' occupied in the trial court.
Plaintiff, S. W. Anthony, sued the defendant, Sapulpa Motor Company, alleging conversion of a Ford coupe of the value of $500, by said defendant. The. specific facts are that plaintiff, about the 1st of August, 1925, loaned said car to two young ladies, and they failed to return the car to plaintiff. The following Monday he found the car in the garage of defendant, where it had been taken for repairs. He claimed to the shop foreman that the car belonged to him and he went away and returned the sáme…
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