Parsons v. Kimmel

On June 11, 1915, plaintiff sold to defendant an automobile for $150, taking in part payment thereof a heifer or cow at an agreed price of $75. At the time of the transaction defendant executed to plaintiff a bill of sale for the animal in question. On the next day, plaintiff resold the cow to defendant on a title-retaining contract. Defendant neglected or refused to pay for the cow according to thé terms of the contract, whereupon plaintiff repossessed himself of the animal under a writ of replevin issued November 8, 1917. The animal in question had been given to defendant and his wife…