Wetmore v. Wooster

In May, 1924, the defendant-appellee, G. F. Wooster, purchased from the plaintiff-appellant, H. A. Wetmore, a tractor and a “two bottom Oliver Plow” for the agreed sum of $1,033.55. Of that amount, appellee paid appellant $403.55 in cash. The remaining $630 of the purchase price under the contract became a deferred payment, evidenced by two promissory notes, dated May 6, 1924, of $315 each. These notes were secured by a chattel mortgage on the tractor and plow. One note was due on January 1, 1925, and the other, one year later. Appellee did not pay the notes when due, and appellant took…