Perry Garage v. Combs

Opinion of the Court by

Judge Rees

Reversing.

The appellant Harry Taylor, doing business as tbe Perry Garage, undertook to repair an automobile owned by the appellees. The automobile had been purchased by the appellee Dewey Combs in 1923 and was badly damaged in a' wreck about a yéar thereafter. After the wreck appellees purchased and placed on the car about $200 worth of materials, but the car failed to run and was delivered to appellant to be repaired.

On January 8, 1925, appellant wrote and mailed a letter to each of the appellees, notifying them that the repairs on the car had been completed…