Casterline v. General Motors Acceptance Corp.
Superior Court of Pennsylvania
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion by
Flood, J.,
This case requires us to determine the competing claims to an automobile asserted by the defendant, the assignee of a New York conditional sales contract, and the plaintiffs who are subsequent purchasers of the car in Pennsylvania.
The problem arises out of the following sequence of events:
On October 14, 1957, in New York, Old Reliable Motors Sales sold the car to Jules Simon on a condi*347tional sales contract and assigned the contract .to General Motors Acceptance Corporation, the defendant.
Later that day Simon transferred title to the car to John E. Schwartz, who thereupon…
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- Rice Street Motors v. SMITHSuperior Court of Pennsylvania · 1950
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