J. I. Case Threshing Machine Co. v. Tomlin

Appellant sold respondents a threshing machine and took an old one in part payment of the. purchase'price and, for the remainder, took eight notes, aggregating $1500, secured by a chattel mortgage on the new machine. These notes bore six per cent interest until due and ten per cent after maturity. The first note was not paid until some time after it was due, and, when it was paid, the company exacted and received the full amount of interest thereon including the ten per cent from maturity.

Defendants complained that the machine did not work according to warranty, and, after appellant had spent…