Brown v. Kenron Aluminum & Glass Corp.

MATTHES, Chief Judge.

These appeals serve to highlight again the narrow range of remedies often afforded unwitting consumers by state law.

James Brown and his wife, Rosa Lee Brown, plaintiff-appellants, signed a contract in December of 1964 in which they agreed to purchase aluminum siding and four aluminum doors for their home from defendant-appellee Kenron Aluminum and Glass Corporation (Kenron). The contract recited a cash sale price of $2,998 payable in an undesignated number of monthly installments of $55.70. At the same time, appellants completed a credit application, which *528Kenron…