Lucas v. Campbell
Illinois Supreme Court
Appeal from the Circuit Court of McLean county.
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Walker
It appears, from the stipulation of the parties, that the Remington Sewing Machine Company sold to one Winsell a sewing' machine for $85, and took from him a written statement that he had hired the machine at $5 per month, they to have the privilege of taking it into possession if, on his removing to another residence, he failed to give them notice, or if he failed to make any monthly payment, but upon making such monthly payments until the sum should amount to $85, the machine was to be his, and the company to execute to him a bill of sale. At the time of the purchase, Winsell paid $5, but…
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