Little v. Whiting

G. A. Whiting, suing for the use of Peerless Bread Machine Company, brought an action against W. N. Little, and alleged in part as follows: That said W. N. Little is due petitioner the sum of $762.73 principal, besides interest and 15% attorney’s fees on said principal and interest, by reason of the facts hereinafter shown and alleged. That on February 24, 1928, G. A. Whiting executed a conditional-sale contract with the Peerless Bread Machine Company, under which he purchased certain machinery and gave certain notes to the vendor; that under a subsequent written contract between the said G.…