Bradshaw v. Kleiber Motor Truck Co.

— On July 26, 1921, at San Francisco, California, the appellee, Kleiber Motor Truck Company, a corporation, sold to J. O’Shea, Inc., also of San Francisco, under a conditional sales contract, one Kleiber five-ton motor truck, for the consideration of $6,515.68, $1,000 of which was paid, and the balance agreed to be paid at the rate of $300 per month. Under the terms of the contract the title to property was to remain in the seller until the full purchase price was paid. It was also provided therein that the property should not be removed from the state of California.

Some time after making the…