Tinsley v. Fruits

Appellants were plaintiffs below, and sued appellee upon two promissory notes and a balance alleged to be due upon an account. The complaint was in three paragraphs; the first and second based upon the notes and the third upon the account. The two notes sued on were given as part payment of a Keystone corn husker and fodder shredder, and each contained the following provision: “I further agree that the title to the No. 826 Corn Husker and Shredder, for which this note is given, shall remain in said Tinsley & Martin’s hands until this note is fully paid, unless the payees elect to make this…