Green Chev. Co. v. Kemp

Hugh M. Bland, Justice.

On June 25, 1964 appellant, herein called seller, and appellee, herein called buyer, entered into a conditional sales contract whereby seller sold a used 1963 Chevrolet to buyer and took buyer’s old car in trade leaving a balance due of $2,702.88 to be paid by buyer in monthly payments. Shortly thereafter seller assigned the contract to Motors Finance Company.

After buyer had become in default on his monthly payments Motors Finance Company brought suit against buyer on January 2, 1965 to recover for balance due on the contract. The buyer answered and filed a cross…