Commercial Credit Co. v. Shelton
Mississippi Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtHoldein, P. J.
The appellee, Shelton, purchased from Young & Son, automobile dealers, a Willys-Knight automobile, of which the factory list price was one thousand two hundred and thirty-five dollars, the delivered cash price, including freight and war tax, was one thousand four hundred and thirty-five dollars, and the time selling price one thousand five hundred and forty-three dollars, of which he paid five hundred fourteen dollars and thirty-four cents cash, and executed his note for one thousand twenty-eight dollars and sixty-six cents, payable in twelve monthly installments, eleven of them being…
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