Welch v. National Cash Register Co.
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
Case 2 — PETITION EQUITY APPEAL PROM MADISON CIRCUIT COURT. 1. Appellee having sold the cash register to Weekerser, and he having sold same to , appellant, Welch, for a valuable consideration, Welch having no -notice of appellee’s unrecorded lien, appellees -lost their lien on the property in Welch’s hands. Ford & Warren v. Sproule, 2 Marshall, 533; Vaughn v. Hopson, 10 Bush, 338; Baldwin & Co. v, 'Crow, &c., 86 Ky., 679. (No brief in the record.)
1Opinion of the Court
JUDGE WHITE
delivered the opinion oe the court.
In May, 1894, the appellee, the National Cash Register Company, sold to F. Weekerser, a cash register át the pricei of $200, of which ¡sum was $30 was paid cash and for the balance due, notes were executed, payable monthly; two of which notes were paid. In the order for the machine which *31was signed by Weckerser there appears this clause: “It is agreed that the title of said cash register shall not pass until the same is paid for in full, and shall remain your property until that time.” This order bears date May 18, 1894.
The notes executed for the…
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