Johnson v. Rushing

J. E. Rushing brought suit against Margaret Johnson, and based his cause of action on a retention-title contract of sale of a refrigerator and a pump, and, after the sale, delivery and installation of property and acceptance by the defendant. The -defendant was alleged to have executed, (1) a promissory note for $420.42 payable in 42 monthly installments beginning August 1, 1939, dated July 10, 1939. (2) A conditional retention-of-title ■sale contract dated July 10, 1939, and specifying the note and a cash payment of $68.25 in addition to the note. This cash payment was never made. On August…