Brown v. Guaranty Securities Co.

On February 6, 1919, Mrs. M. Brown, of Fort Worth, purchased from G. O. Hall, who was doing business under the firm name of the Hall Motor Company at Fort Worth, an automobile for which she paid $400 cash and executed her nine notes in favor of Hall Motor Company for $28.75 each, the first due March 15, 1919, and one due on the 15th of each month thereafter, the last note being due November 15, 1919, bearing interest after maturity. The notes were dated at Fort Worth, Tex., and were not made payable a’t any particular place. Mrs. Brown executed, in favor of Hall Motor Company, a chattel…