Doub v. Rawson

On January 12, 1926, the defendant Rawson, a newspaper publisher of the city of Puyallup, purchased from the Everhart Nash and Ajax Motor Company, of the same place, an Ajax automobile, for the sum of $1,423.12. A credit of four hundred dollars was allowed for a used automobile owned by him, and the balance was agreed to be paid at the rate of $56.84 per month. A printed form of conditional sale agree- meat was signed by tbe parties, calling for the payments mentioned. In the body of the instrument is a promissory note for the amount due. At the time of the sale, it was agreed as a…