Keesee v. Kemp

This suit was filed by G. G. Kemp and his partners, doing business under the firm name of Clarendon Motor Company, against the appellant, Keesee, upon a promissory note, payable in installments, and a check for $50, which it is alleged Kee-see had given the appellees in payment for a secondhand Ford automobile. The prayer is for judgment for their debt and attorney’s fees, and a foreclosure of a chattel mortgage lien which was given upon the automobile, at the time of the purchase, to secure the payment of the debt.

The defendant Keesee answered, setting up fraud and misrepresentation inducing…