Ashworth v. Fleenor

*107This controversy involves the rights of parties under a conditional sales contract. From an adverse decree the assignee of the vendee obtained this appeal.

Irving Whaley paid $600 in cash and gave a note for $200, due September 21, 1937, to S. J. Fleenor as the purchase price for one A-2 sawmill outfit. To secure payment of the note, the parties executed a conditional sales contract, whereby it was agreed that title to the property should remain in Fleenor until the note, with interest, was paid. The contract was recorded in Brunswick county, where Whaley intended to manufacture standing*…