Thomas v. State Bank

On November 15, 1943, Harold E. Thomas, doing business as Thomas Farm Equipment Company, on receiving a down payment, sold and delivered to Clarence P. Carter a piece of farm machinery, known as a combine, on a conditional sales contract, by which contract Carter agreed to pay therefor $408.43 in instalments of $194.53 on August 15, 1944, and $213.90 on November 15, 1944, with interest. The contract provided that the title to the combine should remain in the vendor until the full payment of the purchase price and interest had been made.

From November 15, 1943, and thereafter until the levy…