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Abstract
Who owns this automobile? is a question of frequent interest both to the state and to its citizens. Identification of it and its owner may be a leading clue to the solution of crime; its owner must often be apprehended as the first step toward punishment of one of the considerable list of offenses peculiar to the operation of motor vehicles; it constitutes an important item of taxable property. The private citizen is interested in its ownership to identify the proper defendant in his tort action; it is an obvious source of satisfaction of his claim against a debtor; or he may want to lend money to, or buy it from, its rightful owner.
Recommended Citation
Gerald M. Stevens,
AUTOMOBILES - REGISTRATION OF TITLE AND TRANSFER - EFFECT ON OWNERSHIP,
37
Mich. L. Rev.
758
(1939).
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