Hardy v. Watkins

L. L. Patterson and his wife purchased a Cadillac car from a Jackson dealer, executing notes for deferred payments thereon, secured by a deed of trust on the car, designating H. V. Watkins as trustee. The deed of trust was promptly recorded, and subsequently, together with the notes, assigned to a Jackson bank. Appellant, Hardy, operates a place of business in which he sells automobile tires and auto accessories. In connection therewith, he is engaged in vulcanizing and in the repair of tires. Hardy sued the Pattersons on account, four items of which weré for the price of new casings and…