Federal Credit Co. v. Holloman

The Federal Credit Company, appellant instituted a replevin suit for a certain automobile against the appellee, W. H. Holloman, in the circuit court of George county, resulting in a verdict and judgment for the appellee, which judgment was based upon a peremptory instruction granted in favor cf the appellee, Holloman.

On October 7, 1931, the Federal Credit Company sold the automobile in controversy to Jack and J. W. Sherrill, on credit, for seven hundred seventy-two dollars, to be paid for at the rate of thirty-nine dollars and thirty-three cents per month for eleven months, and the balance of…