Loden v. Paris Auto Co.

On August 25, 1925, the appellee sold and delivered to S. H. Parsons a certain Dodge automo-bile for $817.50, of which $75.93 was paid in cash, and, for the remainder, two notes were executed, one for $517.50, payable $51.75 monthly, for ' which title was retained to the car, and one for $224.07 due December 15, 1925. No further payments were ever made by Parsons. Some time in 1926, the exact date not being shown, Parsons traded this Dodge car to appellant for a new Chrysler, and, on May 4, 1926, appellant sold the Dodge to Leo Bourland of Port Smith, who, in turn, sold it to a man in…