Hunter v. Egolf Motor Co.
Appellate Court of Illinois
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Jett
'On November 27, 1929, Charles Hunter, appellee, who prosecutes by his next friend, entered into a contract with Egolf Motor Company, a corporation, appellant, for the purchase of an Oldsmobile automobile for the sum of $1,141 and gave in part payment thereof one used. Dodge coupe at a value of $350, and paid in cash the sum of $140 and gave his note for the remainder of the purchase price of $651 payable in instalments at the rate of $47 per month beginning December 27, 1929. At the time of the sale appellee executed a conditional sales contract. Upon the execution of the contract appellant…
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