London v. Jacobs

(After stating the foregoing facts.) Material to the decision here is the question of whether, at the time of the execution of a retention-of-title contract by which a conditional sale of personal property is effected, and the contract price exceeds that of the O.P.A. ceiiing, the title passes to the vendee upon the payment of a sufficient number of installments to equal the maximum price fixed by the O.P.A., or whether the title to the property continues to vest in the vendor until the contract price is paid. This exact question does not appear to have been heretofore passed upon by either…