G. A. Campbell Co. v. Frets
Washington Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtBeals, J.
The facts giving rise to this litigation ar'e as follows: One Floyd Skeen, being at the time temporarily residing in the town of Cole, South Dakota, purchased at Hettinger, North Dakota, from Hettinger Auto Company, under contract of conditional sale, dated September 20, 1929, a Pontiac automobile. The purchase price of the car was $550, of which two hundred dollars was paid in cash, the balance payable in twelve installments of $29.17 each. The contract between the parties was entered into in view of the fact that the purchaser was residing in South Dakota.
Possession of the machine was…
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