Pullen v. Johnson

In the month of April, 1936, the plaintiff and defendant entered into a conditional sales contract whereby plaintiff agreed to sell and defendant to buy certain air conditioning equipment to be installed by plaintiff in defendant’s theater. The contract provided for an initial payment, and thereafter certain monthly payments, with the express provision that “title to said property shall not pass to the purchaser until said amount is fully paid in cash.” In addition the plaintiff, Black Hills Radio Dealer, agreed in writing, “We the Black Hills Radio Dealer guarantee the above listed equipment…