Boody v. Star Furniture Co.

On February 6, 1929, appellee, Star Furniture Company, a corporation, sold and delivered to appellant R. E. Boody certain articles of household goods, and, to secure the payment of an unpaid balance of the purchase price for the goods, the furniture company received from Boody a chattel mortgage on the goods sold. The instrument, after reciting the amount Boody owes and agrees to pay for the goods purchased, recites: “It is understood and agreed that the Star Furniture Co. owns this property absolutely and the title remains in them until $391.90 is paid in full with interest (stated) on all…