Hoverstock v. Darrow

Appellant, an automobile dealer at Topeka, Indiana, hereinafter referred to as “the vendor,” on April 26, 1928, sold and delivered to Eugene Darrow, one of the appellees herein, under a conditional-sales contract, a Chevrolet coupe for the sum of $600, of which $100 was paid at the time of delivery and the remaining $500 was to be paid in two semi-annual installments of $250 each, the first of which was due six months after the execution of the contract and the second was due 12 months after such execution. On May 1,1928, Eugene Darrow, hereinafter referred to as “the purchaser,” secured a…