Smith's Transfer & Storage Co. v. Reliable Stores Corp.

ROBB, Associate Justice.

Writ of error to the municipal court.

On April 24, 1926, Raymond F. Creamer, “residing at Cabin John, Md.,” purchased of the defendant in error, Reliable Stores Corporation, trading as the National Furniture Company, at its place of business in the District of Columbia, a bill of household goods under a conditional sales contract, in which Creamer acknowledged the receipt of the goods, and agreed that he would not remove them from the “premises now occupied by him without the permission of the seller first had and obtained in writing.” This contract was acknowledged in…