Singer Manufacturing Co. v. Cullaton

January 18, 1890, plaintiff, through its agent at Howell, Mich., sold to the. defendant’s husband *640the sewing-machine here in controversy. The price was $55, and as part payment plaintiff received an old sewing-machine at the agreed price of $17.50. Mr. Oullaton gave his promissory note for the balance, payable April 1, 1891. It was specified in the note that it was received as a conditional settlement for the machine, and subject to the approval of the plaintiff at Chicago, 111. The machine was delivered, and was used in defendant's family until it was taken from her under the writ of…