Legal Opinion
Chattanooga Beauty Supply Co. v. Fanin
Court of Appeals of Georgia
Decided February 22, 1940No. 27881PublishedCited by 1 opinion
1Opinion of the CourtGuerry, J.
The Chattanooga Beauty Supply Company sold to C. J. Fanin various pieces of beauty-shop equipment, consisting of one Shelton machine equipped with 24 double heaters, 48 rods, 48 protectors, etc., complete; two Shelton dryers, chrome black finish; one Eoyalchrome utility chair, one Ottoman, one manicure table, one shampoo board, one Walk electric clipper, and certain other equipment; and all being of certain designated serial numbers, and of the sale value of $859.70, payable $125 cash and $734.70 in twenty-four equal monthly instalments, secured by retention-o£title contract executed by Fanin…
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