Alexander Hamilton Institute v. Rogers

In this case, Mrs. Rogers, a young business woman operating a real estate business in Johnson City, Tenn„. signed a contract for a course taught by the Institute through the mail for which she agreed to pay $165; $15 cash and the balance in monthly payments of $15 each. She was to study the books listed and submit written examinations upon the studies for grading, and she was entitled to other instructions and advice upon request. This contract was made November 26, 1930, and she received the books immediately. She did not study the courses nor submit papers, and she neglected to pay the…