Kimmons v. James
Mississippi Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtLee, P. J.
O. F. Kimmons, doing business as Kimmons Motors, filed suit against Elbert James to recover a deficiency judgment, growing out of the defendant’s failure to carry out the terms of a conditional sales agreement *538for the purchase of a Ford car. The declaration charged that Kimmons, on November 17, 1956, sold to James the 1957 model Ford in question for the sum of $3,599.70; that a down payment was made in the sum of $749.70, leaving a balance of $2,850.00 represented by a conditional sales contract and note payable in thirty monthly installments of $95.00 each; that this contract was sold and…
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