Garner v. Thompson

By conditional sale contract, executed February 4, 1926, Anna Garner, as vendor, sold to J. R. Thompson and Elmer Johnson, as vendees, ice boxes, tables, chairs, and other equipment for a restaurant and card room business. Johnson’s interest in the property was, shortly thereafter, acquired by Thompson. No business other than a lunch room and restaurant was conducted by the partnership or by Thompson.

On January 28, 1929, Iver EL Brudevold purchased from Thompson a one-half interest in the restaurant and equipment thereof. The bill of sale by Thompson to Brudevold included Thompson’s sworn…