Schmidt v. Pegg

Plaintiff, for many years an agent of the International Harvester Company of America, in March, 1909, sold to defendant a threshing machine upon a written order in the usual form. This machine was shipped, and plaintiff delivered it to the defendant, and settlement was made swith him by his three promissory notes, written on the usual form blank furnished by the company, containing the usual conditions, and reserving title in the company until payment in full. This machine was invoiced from the company to the plaintiff, who paid for it, deducting the dealer’s discount, and the notes above…