Cox v. Coleman

The opinion of the Court was delivered by

Mr. Justice Fishburne.

On July 18, 1936, there was a collision north of Travelers Rest, in Greenville County, South 'Carolina, between a car owned and operated by the defendant, Norris, and a car operated by the plaintiff, Cox. Cox received personal injuries. The Norris car, severely wrecked, was towed to the garage of George Coleman at Travelers Rest. The Universal Credit Company had a mortgage on the Norris car, with an unpaid balance due thereon of $286.00, and twenty or twenty-five days after the accident this company, the appellant here,…