Commonwealth Casualty Co. v. Arrigo

Charles R. Oliver, in April, 1926, became the purchaser of a White truck. Prior thereto he had purchased a truck from the International Harvester Company, and, in part payment therefor, had given to that company notes, containing power to confess judgment thereon. The truck, as claimed by Oliver, was defective, and he returned it to the company, nevertheless, it seems, judgments were entered upon the notes, and were outstanding and in force against him at the time of his purchase of the White truck. Because of these judgments, Oliver, with the consent of Edward Malone, a friend, had the title…