Federal Credit Co. v. Boleware

Boleware and Dickson executed a conditional sales contract for a motortruck to secure the payments due on installments agreed to be paid on said truck. The installments were for fifty-three dollars and twenty-seven cents, each due monthly.

On July 29, 1930, Boleware and Dickson defaulted in payment and declined to pay further. Thereupon, the truck was repossessed by an agent of the Federal Credit Company, and, on September 4, 1930, the Federal Credit Company advertised the truck for public sale, giving five days’ notice and notifying Boleware of said sale by a registered letter, insisting…