Pacific Finance Corp. v. Gherna

Some time prior to the fifteenth day of December, 1927, the Gibbs Motor Company of Tucson, Arizona, came into the possession of a certain Chevrolet coupe carrying a foreign license. On the date named, it sold the coupe to Louis Gherna, hereinafter called defendant, upon a conditional sales contract in the usual form, part of the purchase price being paid down and the balance to he paid in installments of $38.31 per month. Shortly after the execution of this contract the motor company assigned its interest in the contract to Pacific Finance Corporation, a corporation, hereinafter called…