Kidman v. White

CROCKETT, Justice.

Plaintiffs as sellers of a soft ice cream and confectionery business in Salt Lake City sued to recover on a contract of sale and subsequent transfers thereof. From summary judgments in favor of the plaintiffs, one of the defendant assignees, Lavine H. White, appeals. Her attack upon the judgment is that it goes beyond the obligations she agreed to assume.

Plaintiffs Kidman sold the business to defendant Keith S. Jones on June 21, 1957, under a conditional sales contract which, so far as material here, provided for the payment of $6,500 at $100 per month with interest at 6% on…