The Bastian-Blessing Company v. Stroope

On June 2,1939, Joe Davis sold to appellee, C. S. Stroope of Camden, Arkansas, certain soda fountain equipment for freezing and preserving ice cream, taking therefor Stroope’s note in the amount of $1,298 and a “conditional sale contract” from Stroope in which title was retained in Davis until the payment of the note in full. On the same date (June 2, 1939), Joe Davis assigned the note and contract to appellant, The BastianBlessing Company.

Shortly thereafter the fountain equipment and accessories were shipped to Stroope and installed by Davis in Stroope’s place of business in Camden, Arkansas.