Smith v. Harrington

— The respondent purchased a binder and truck from, appellant, under two certain conditional sale notes or contracts, in each of which he promised to pay the sum of $150 and interest. The contracts contained the following provisions:

“I agree that the title thereto .... shall remain the property of W. I. Smith .... until this and all other notes given for the purchase price shall have been paid in money. If I fail to pay this note when due .... the holder of this note may seize and sell the same at public or private sale, with or without notice, pay all expenses thereby incurred, and apply the…