Victor v. Fairchild Motor Corporation

On January 21, 1941, plaintiff purchased a Chevrolet automobile from defendant for the price and sum of $424, on which $100 was paid in cash, the balance thereof to be paid in weekly installments of $4.50 each. The remainder of the purchase price, $324, was secured by a chattel mortgage, upon which, up to May 27, 1941, plaintiff alleges having made various payments aggregating $30.

Plaintiff further alleges that on April 4, 1941, he purchased four new tires and inner tubes for the price of $52, which were in turn mounted on his said automobile.

Plaintiff further alleges that on May 27, 1941,…