Jordan v. C. I. T. Corp.

Salvatore Giordano, who had at times been called Sam Jordan, and is the eldest son of the plaintiff, purchased an automobile in 1932 from the Boston Hupmobile Company, Inc., hereinafter called the company, giving in part payment his promissory note, payable in monthly instalments. This note contained the recital that it was *282“Negotiable and payable at the office of C. I. T. Corporation with exchange,” and gave the address of the maker as 14 East Cottage Street, Boston, which was the address of the plaintiff. Salvatore Giordano was then living in Somerville where he worked as a barber; he had…