Brought v. Redewill Music Co.

On June 5, 1913, the parties entered into an installment contract, by the terms of which the appellee contracted to sell to the appellant a musical instrument called a “Peerless Orchestrion” for an agreed sum and price of $1,800. The appellant agreed to pay said price by delivering to appellee, the music company, an old mechanical player piano valued at $600, and agreed to pay $100 cash at the time of making the contract, and $100 on August 5, 1913, and $100 on the fifth day of each month thereafter until the full amount of the balance of the purchase price was paid, with interest at the rate…