Taylor v. Cone

Where the purchaser of an automobile inspected, it personally before the purchase, made a cash payment, gave his promissory note for the remainder of the purchase-price, and received the property, and about four months thereafter made a payment on the note, and in another month made another payment, and, some time after the maturity of the note, on being pressed for payment of the balance due, wrote to the attorney of the holder of the note a letter in regard to it as follows: “Your letter to hand and noted. It is impossible for me to send you cheek for that amount now. Have got a judgment…