Baber v. Williams Ford Co.

Ed. F. McFaddin, Associate Justice.

Appellee filed action against appellant to recover the deficiency claimed on a sales contract. On August 10, 1964 appellee Williams Ford Company (hereinafter called “Williams”) sold to appellant Richard Baber a 1959 model Ford automobile. The written contract 1 recited that Baber owed a balance of $882.90, payable in instalments of $49.05 per month beginning September 12, 1964. When appellant Baber failed to make the monthly payments due, the car was repossessed and sold to a wholesale secondhand car dealer for $210.00. Then, after giving credit for unearned…