Montana Dakota Power Co. v. Joy

On September 20, 1930, Clara E. Joy, the owner and occupant of a house in Rapid City, purchased from Montana Dakota Power Company (hereinafter called the power company) a certain gas 'burning heating boiler priced at $1,200. This transaction was had pursuant to a conditional sales contract duly executed between Clara E. Joy and the power company, which conditional sales contract, however, was never filed in the office of the register of deeds of Pennington county (section 6, c. 137, Laws 1919). The equipment was duly installed by the power •company at or about the time purchased in the…