Commerce Union Bank v. Jackson

These causes were consolidated in the chancery court.

These two suits were instituted by the banks, assignees, against the defendant, Jackson, who was an indorser of title retention notes. The chancellor rendered a decree against Jackson for $5,812.57 in favor of the Commerce Union Bank and for $1,330.09 in favor of 'the Union Trust & Mortgage Company. Jackson appealed to this court and has assigned errors which raise the proposition that the holders of the notes, the banks, failed to advertise and sell the automobiles in accordance with the Conditional Sales Act, Shannon's Code, section 3666…