Commercial Credit Co. v. Spence

Appellee as plaintiff instituted an action against appellant charging that an authorized agent of the latter had committed a gross trespass against appellee in the forcible seizure of an automobile belonging to him and in his possession. Judgment was recovered by appellee, and both a direct and a cross-appeal have resulted.

On October 21, 1935, appellee purchased a Packard car, and as part of the consideration gave to the seller a note payablé in twelve installments of $82.67 each, due in a series of from one to twelve months, the last being due on October 21,1936; and to secure the payment of…