Callahan v. Dine's Furniture House

'Opinion of the Court by

Judge Richardson —

Affirming.

About August 2, 1933, Helen Hilbert (now Callahan) an unmarried woman, contemplating marrying, and in anticipation of beginning housekeeping after her marriage, purchased of Dine’s Furniture House, Newport, Ky., various articles of “furniture and household goods,” at the agreed price of $835. In making the trade for them, she dealt mostly with Mr. Bresnen, a salesman of the Dine’s Furniture House.

The basis of this litigation is the terms of the sale and the manner of payment. After the “furniture and household goods” were delivered to her,…