American Laundry Machinery Co. v. Everybody's Laundry
Supreme Court of Iowa
Appeal from Blade Hawlc District Court. — George W. Dun- . • ham, Judge. On August 14, 1915, the plaintiff, a dealer in laundry machinery, entered into a contract for the conditional sale of certain machinery to one Wilson, doing business under the name of Everybody’s Laundry, such machinery to be shipped to the purchaser, at Waterloo, Iowa, but the title to and the ownership of the same to remain in the seller until the , agreed price, $2,642.50, was paid.
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Appeal from Blade Hawlc District Court. — George W. Dun- . • ham, Judge. On August 14, 1915, the plaintiff, a dealer in laundry machinery, entered into a contract for the conditional sale of certain machinery to one Wilson, doing business under the name of Everybody’s Laundry, such machinery to be shipped to the purchaser, at Waterloo, Iowa, but the title to and the ownership of the same to remain in the seller until the , agreed price, $2,642.50, was paid. The terms of the conditional sale, as proposed, were reduced to writing, signed by Everybody’s Laundry Company and by the plaintiff,…
1Opinion of the CourtWeaver, J.
In addition to the matters set forth in the foregoing statement, the truth of all of which is conceded, it should be said that' the petition in Paragraph i thereof alleges that the written order or contract of conditional sale “was duly filed for record in the recorder’s office of Black Hawk County, Iowa,” and this allegation is formally admitted in Paragraph i of defendants’ answer.
In a subsequent paragraph, however, it is alleged “that, on account of the faulty and illegal acknowledgment” of said instrument, it “was improperly recorded, it was not entitled to record, and it imparted no…
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