Carpenter v. Grow

George S. Carpenter, a minor, on September 30,1920, entered into a written contract of conditional sale with the defendant for the purchase of a Stutz automobile for $1,450. He obtained possession, and in payment delivered to the defendant a Dodge roadster, for which he was credited with $850; paid $50 in cash, and gave his ten promissory notes for the balance, payable respectively on the thirtieth day of each succeeding month.

The defendant sold the Dodge automobile on October 15, 1920, to one King on a contract of conditional sale for $900. After King had paid $350, the defendant retook…