Northeastern Nash Auto. Co., Inc. v. Bartlett

The action is tort for the conversion of a Dodge touring ear. Plaintiff had a verdict and judgment below, and the case is here on defendant’s exceptions.

The plaintiff is a corporation organized by John M. Allen for the purpose of selling Nash ears and used ears taken in trade. At the times here material, Allen owned practically all of plaintiff’s capital stock, was its president and treasurer, and had general management of its business. For some months prior to the latter part of September, 1924, plaintiff had in its employ one Jewett Laird, who did such repair work on its ears as was…