PER CURIAM.
The plaintiff paid the defendant $975 as part of the purchase price for a boat the defendant did not own. Upon this admission by the defendant, plaintiff was clearly entitled to recover that amount.
Defendant's contention that he was prevented from obtaining good title to the boat by plaintiff's wrongful interference in having the liens cancelled is without merit. The facts show that defendant admittedly was not the owner of the boat; that he did...
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