Commercial Credit Co. v. Pool

On January 23, 1923, the defendant R. E. Pool bought a Ford car from the Winnfield Auto Sales Company.

He paid only part of the price in cash at the time of the purchase, and for the balance he gave his note for $386.19.

To secure the payment of this note he executed a chattel mortgage on the car.

This note was transferred by the Winnfield Auto Sales Company to the Commercial Credit Company, Inc., the plaintiff in this suit. And it brings the present suit to recover the amount of the note and interest, less credits amounting to $128.75 paid by Pool.

The defence is that the defendant was a minor…