Liddell Co. v. Cork

The opinion of the Court was delivered by

Mr. Justice Marion.

During the months of August and October, 1917, the plaintiff, Liddell Company, sold to A. T. Baird, Jr., the owner of a plantation of land in Darlington County, certain machinery, consisting of engines, boilers, sawmill, and a cotton ginning outfit. Baird paid a portion of the purchase price in cash and gave his notes for the balance, no part of which balance was ever paid. Each of the notes contained this provision:

“That the title in and to said property shall remain in said Liddell Company until this note with all others for the…