Auto Auction, Inc. v. Riding Motors

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• finding that a car salesman had ostensible authority to close an automobile sale based on the circumstances of the case \as well as in the light of the customs and usages of the particular trade of which we may take judicial notice\
• finding that a car salesman had ostensible authority to close an automobile sale based on the circumstances of the case “as well as in the light of the customs and usages of the particular trade of which we may take judicial notice”

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