Lusk v. General Motors Acceptance Corporation
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
MOORE, Justice.
This is an appeal from a summary judgment. Appellants, Robert L. Lusk and wife, Virginia Lusk, purchased a Chevrolet automobile from Tom Price Motor Company. As a part of the purchase price, they traded a Dodge automobile. Robert L. Lusk duly executed a conditional sales contract agreeing to pay for the Chevrolet automobile in 36 monthly installments. Virginia Lusk, although with knowledge of the transaction, did not sign the conditional sales contract. The conditional sales contract was immediately assigned to the appellee, General Motors Acceptance Corporation, hereinafter…
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