Shoemake v. Federal Credit Co.

Smith, O. J.,

delivered the opinion of the court on suggestion of error.

The judgment of the court below was reversed on a former day, but on the coming in of a suggestion of error, that judgment was set aside, the opinion then rendered was withdrawn and the case was submitted to the Court in banc. The record discloses that Hurst purchased an automobile from the Cooley Motor Company on credit, executing several promissory notes therefor; the seller reserving title therein to the automobile until the notes were paid, with the right to repossess it on the failure of Hurst to pay the notes…