General Motors Acceptance Corp. v. Hunsaker
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the CourtHall, C. J.
• J. C. Hunsaker and son, Jesse, were co-partners engaged in the automobile business at Wellington, in Collingsworth county. They sold cars to C. W. Bennett and eight other purchasers, who also resided in Collingsworth county, and as part payment in each transaction took notes from the respective purchasers. Said notes show to be upon blank forms furnished by the General Motors Ac-« ceptanee Corporation, and contain certain conditions of sale, and the several amounts thereof were secured by chattel mortgage liens. .The notes were indorsed and transferred, prior to maturity, to the General…
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