Redd

Redd v. Garford Motor Truck Co., Inc.

Good Law
1928 Cal. LEXIS 521·205 Cal. 245·270 P. 447
Supreme Court of CaliforniaSeptember 26, 1928Docket No. L.A. 8049.California2,414 words

Opinion

Lead Opinion

Richards, J.

This is an appeal from a judgment in the plaintiff’s favor in an action for claim and delivery whereby he was awarded possession of a motor-truck or its value if delivery could not be had in the sum of $3,000, together with damages for the alleged unlawful detention thereof in the sum of $2,000. On September 14, 1923, the evidence herein shows the plaintiff to have been the owner of a certain motor-truck, and on said day he entered into an agreement with the defendants for the purchase under a conditional sales contract of that certain Garford motor-truck which is the subject of the present action, by the terms of which agreement the plaintiff turned over to the defendants the motor-truck which he then owned at an agreed value, which was to be credited upon the payment of the Garford motor-truck he was about to purchase, which left apparently a balance due upon the latter of $4,120.15, and which by the terms of said agreement was to be paid by the plaintiff to the defendants in eighteen monthly installments, the first of which was to be the sum of $465 payable on October 14, 1923, the remainder of said installments being in the sum of $215, payable upon the fourteenth day of each…

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