Brook-Mays & Co. v. Riles

On April 3, 1928, plaintiff, Brook-Mays & Company, sold a piano to Mrs. H. L. Riles, wife of H. L. Riles, at the price of $495, of which $35 was paid at the time of the sale, and for the balance of $460 Mrs. Riles gave her note, payable in monthly installments of $15 each, bearing six per ceht per annum interest from April 3, 1928, and stipulating ten per cent as attorney’s fees in event the note should be placed in the hands of attorneys for collection, and providing that, in the event of failure to pay any installment at maturity, all installments should become due and payable, and to…