Standridge purchased a Chevrolet automobile from Billy Deavers, an agent of Walker Motor Company. According to the
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The Deaverses refused to accept the late payment and instead demanded the entire unpaid balance. Standridge could not pay it. The Deaverses then blocked Standridge’s car with another car and told him he could just ‘‘walk his home.’’ Standridge brought suit, seeking damages for the Deavers’s wrongful repossession of his car. The Deaverses deny that they granted Standridge permission to make a double payment, that Standridge tendered the double payment, and that they rejected it. They claim that he made no payment and that, therefore, they were entitled to repossess the car. Discuss whether the car was properly repossessed.
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Smith and Roberson Business Law
ISBN: 978-0538473637
15th Edition
Authors: Richard A. Mann, Barry S. Roberts
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