Singer Manufacturing Co. v. Sults

This was an action brought by appellant against the appellee to recover possession of a sewing machine. Appellee answered the complaint by a general denial. Prior to bringing the action, to-wit: on the 17th .day of May, 1895, appellant, by written contract, had sold the machine in controversy to appellee, by the terms of which contract the title to the machine was to remain in appellant until it was fully paid for, and upon failure of appellee to pay for the same as provided in said contract, appellant was entitled to its immediate- possession. The cause was *640submitted to the court for trial,…