Rogers v. Tri-State Motor Sales Co.

The Tri-State Motor Sales Company, hereinafter referred to as the company, sold an automobile to L. C. Rogers for the sum of $1,079,. and, in payment therefor, Rogers executed two promissory notes, one for $359.72 and the other for $719.44. The title to the car was retained in the contract of sale and in the notes evidencing the debt.

Rogers failed to pay the notes when they fell due, and suit was filed to enforce payment, and it was there prayed: “That the sheriff of Cross County, Arkansas, attach and hold the said automobile herein described, and hold same subject to the orders of this…