O. S. Stapley Co. v. Rogers

On the twenty-seventh day of September, 1920, the plaintiff, the O. S. Stapley Company, sold and delivered to G. W. Rogers a new International motor-truck, with the agreement that the title should remain in the seller until the full consideration of $3,490 had been paid. Upon that date defendant paid to the plaintiff $550 by turning in a second-hand Republic truck, $600 in trade acceptances, due October 27, 1920, and the balance with eighteen promissory notes of $130 each, payable monthly on the twenty-seventh day of each month, beginning with October 27, 1920. The notes were signed by…