Blair v. A. Johnson & Sons

Omitting some merely formal matters, the facts upon which the legal question to he determined in this case arises are as follows:

On the second day of April, 1901, A. Johnson & Sons sold to the defendant W. G. Taylor a wagon. A part of the purchase price remained unpaid, and to cover this portion of the purchase money Taylor executed two notes, for $20 each, one maturing the second day of June, 1901, and the other the second day of August, *1141901. Each of these notes provided for the retention of the title in Johnson & Sons until the notes should be paid in full.

As a part of the contract of…