Branch v. Columbia Scale Co.

The Columbia Scale Company of New York brought suit against L. M. Branch on a note dated May 22, 1929, in the sum of $195, payable in installments of $15 each, beginning July 15, 1929. On the date of the execution of the note Branch signed an order to the plaintiff to ship to him one Columbia weighing scale, “with the understanding that I may return it to you with or without reason at any time within thirty days after the arrival of the scale, instead of paying the purchase-price. Should I not ship it back to you as provided . . I will pay you the purchase-price. . . The note below to be void…