Arkansas Reo Motor Car Co. v. Goodlett

Appellant is a corporation engaged in the business of selling automobiles as a factory agency in the city of Little Rock, and incidentally selling second-hand or used cars.

On March 17, 1921, appellee, Ora Goodlett, a girl then slightly under eighteen years of age, purchased a used car from appellant for the agreed price of $650, of which appellee paid $350 in cash and gave installment notes of $25 each for the balance of the price. She subsequently paid three of the notes, making a-total of $425 which she paid on the price of the car. The car was delivered to appellee, and she ran it three of…