Barham v. Standridge

The Barham Motor Company sold a 1937 Chevrolet sedan' to Mrs. Ova Standridge for $500. The transaction was evidenced by a written contract, in which the title was reserved until the purchase price liad been fully paid. Monthly payments of $20 were required for ten months, the balance to he paid in eleven months. Payments were not promptly made as required by the contract, and Mrs. Standridge admitted that $62 in payments were in default. The contract gave the seller the right to repossess the car in default of prompt payment, and to accelerate the debt by declaring the entire -balance due,…