Pennsylvania Fire Insurance v. Johnson

In August, 1920, J. F. Johnson, hereinafter called plaintiff, sold one Tomas Aguirre an automobile for $2,290, under a conditional sales contract. By January, 1921, there was still owing on the car $1,332, and as payments were considerably in arrears plaintiff repossessed the auto. Thereafter an adjustment of the account between plaintiff and Aguirre was had, the former loaning the latter some $231, to pay off a mortgage on real estate, and this sum, the amount still due on the car, with interest, and an open account owed to plaintiff by Aguirre, all amounting to $2,028.38, were evidenced by…