Junkin v. Anderson

During the year 1937, C. W. Havery purchased a Chevrolet sedan, mortgaging the same to Ray Sullivan Company for $560, to be paid in monthly installments of thirty-one dollars each. After making one or two payments upon the mortgage, Mr. Havery died, leaving his widow, Ann Marie Havery, and a daughter, Murriel, who was married to Berchia Junkin. The administrator of Mr. Havery’s estate agreed with the mortgagee that the latter should take possession of the car, and sometime thereafter an arrangement was made whereby, under a new contract, the automobile was by the mortgagee redelivered either…