West v. Prater

In July, 1930, at the request of respondent, Harley Williams negotiated a deal for a second-hand bean huller, for which respondent was to pay the Advance-Rumely Thresher Co. $950, to be evidenced by two promissory notes. Respondent signed an order specifying “One S. H. Rumely Bean Huller complete; this machine second hand accepted present location, present condition.” Two promissory notes, each for $475, dated August 19, 1930, were executed by respondent, one due November 1, 1930, and the other November 1, 1931; the first one was paid “6-5-31” and was returned to respondent in a letter dated…