Brand v. State
Alabama Court of Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
SAMFORD, Judge.
A controversy arose between defendant and Mat Kirkland over a generator worth about $1.50. Defendant owned and sold the generator to Kirkland for $1.50; none of the purchase price being paid at the time. According to the state’s evidence, this was a sale on credit without conditions. According to defendant’s evidence, the generator was to remain the property of defendant until the $1.50 was paid. The amount was not promptly paid, but, after several months and much effort on the part of defendant to collect, Kirkland paid $1 of the amount, leaving a balance of 50 cents unpaid.…
2Cases cited2 opinions
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