Grand Piano Co. v. Lewis

The Grand Piano Company, Inc., sold a piano to the Lewis Players for $260, of which only $15 has been paid. The Lewis Players was composed of T. A. Lewis and Myrtle Lewis, his wife, and F. A. Williams, a brother-in-law of Lewis. The sale was made on January 28, 1930, and was evidenced by a conditional sale contract which secured the monthly payments of $15 each and 6% interest and provided that in event of default in any one payment the whole amount remaining unpaid should at once become due. If collected by suit or attorney it was agreed that $5, attorney’s fee, and 110 collection fee would…