Sell v. Compton

*152The opinion of the court was delivered by

Burch, J.:

Sell traded his farm to Compton for a stock of goods. The goods were priced higher than the farm, and Sell gave Compton a note secured by a chattel mortgage on the goods for the difference. The goods were in a store conducted by Compton at Lehigh. Sell undertook to continue the business, and contracted to keep an accurate account of the goods sold and to de- ’ posit sixty-five per cent of the proceeds in the bank at Lehigh, to be credited on the note until it should be paid. Sell took possession of the store' on January 29, 1912, and…