Robert W. Powers, Inc. v. Packard

Plaintiff delivered to Ella Ferrara in August, 1925, an automobile on a “lease” of the common type called a conditional sale. In it title to the car is reserved in the vendor until the installment notes are fully paid. The purchaser gave twelve notes each for $88, payable monthly and an “overflow” note for $274, payable in three months. Eleven of the monthly notes were paid when due; the twelfth and a renewal of the “overflow” note were outstanding on July 8, 1926. At that time defendant, a deputy sheriff, attached the car in an action against Miss Ferrara. By the terms of the “lease” such…