Lindberg Cadillac Co. v. Aron St. Louis Ct. Of App., Mo.,

371 S.W.2d 651 (1963)

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Nature of the Case

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Facts

Aron (D) had the cracks in his engine block sealed and covered to conceal them from discovery. D then took the car to Lindberg Cadillac Co. (P), traded it for a new one, and did not tell P of the cracks. D was allowed $2,290 on the trade. The car was reconditioned and resold to another customer who returned it due to persistent overheating. The car was then sold as is to a customer for $1,200. P sued for D fraudulent concealment. The trial court found for P. D appealed.