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Abstract
In an action for damages caused by the son's negligent operation of an automobile registered in his father's name, the court affirmed a judgment against the father as an owner consenting to the use of his automobile, and held that evidence of the son's ownership was properly stricken from the record, since unregistered transfers were void. Enfield v. Butler, (Iowa 1935) 264 N. W. 546.
Recommended Citation
AUTOMOBILES-REGISTRATION OF TITLE-EVIDENCE OF OWNERSHIP,
34
Mich. L. Rev.
1224
(1936).
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