Thirlby v. Rainbow

Plaintiffs contracted to sell to James Greacen a 3-saw gang edger, for the sum of $225, payable $112.50 down, and the balance in two, six, and nine months.1 Greacen gave interest-bearing notes for the deferred payments, and the edger was delivered into his possession, under the following agreement:

“It is also hereby agreed that the above-specified machinery shall remain the property of Thirlby, Jackson & Go., and the machine be subject to their order, until all the purchase price is paid, whether it rest in account or be evidenced by promissory notes or otherwise; but in default or failure to…