Barton v. W. O. Broyles Stove & Furniture Co.

' SAYRE, J.

Appellant entered into a contract with appellee for the purchase of household furniture; the price to be paid in monthly installments. The contract was in writing, and belonged to the class commonly known as “lease sale contracts,” the provisions of which, in a way, are generally understood. It is averred in appellant’s bill that, after he had paid $222.50 of the purchase price, which was $260.65, but after default, and in the absence of appellant, appellee declared a forfeiture, entered upon his premises, and took possession of the property. Appellant filed his bill to be relieved…