Burglass v. Wright

LECHE, Judge.

On September 30, 1930, plaintiff sold and delivered to James H. Wright a certain lot of furniture for the price and sum of $822.30. Wright paid in cash the sum of $80, and for the balance of the purchase price, the sum of $742.30, he executed a chattel mortgage in favor of plaintiff, wherein plaintiff retained his vendor’s lien and privilege upon the said furniture. Wright also executed his promissory note in the said sum, and the chattel mortgage was duly and properly recorded on October 1, 1930. On January 31, 1931, Wright placed the furniture which he had thus purchased from…