Wise v. McNichols

The evidence tends to show that defendant was engaged in the sale of house furnishing goods on time payments; that on July 16, 1891, he sold to plaintiff, who was conducting an eating house, a range, cooking utensils and queensware, at the price of $97, $20 of which was paid in cash, and that a note for $77 was executed for the remainder and secured by a chattel mortgage on the property. It was agreed that the sum expressed in said note should be paid in monthly installments of $10. This amount was paid in August. On September 9, plaintiff called upon defendant and offered to return to him…