United States v. One Chevrolet Automobile

CLAYTON, District Judge.

The Segrest-Gentry Motor Car Company sold tbe automobile described in tbe libel to J. E. Frederick for a partial cash payment and his negotiable paper for $450 for the balance of the purchase money. In that it was stipulated that the title to the automobile was in and should remain in the vendor until the payment of all the purchase money, and with the right to retake the machine in ease of the failure to meet any future installment. This instrument was sold before maturity by the Segrest-Gentry Motor Car Company in regular course of business to the General Motors…