Clemmitt v. Miehle Printing Press & Manufacturing Co.

In December, 1912, the appellant bought two printing-presses from the appellee corporation for the sum of $3,600. The presses were delivered to the appellant and installed at his printing office some time in February, 1913. Subsequently by a chattel mortgage, dated February 28, 1913, the title to the two presses was conveyed to1 the appellee to secure a balance of $3,100 owing on the purchase price. The amount thus secured was represented by twenty-four promissory notes of $75 each and one of $1,300, all bearing the same date as the chattel mortgage and maturing at various periods ranging…