Dickens v. Singer Sewing Mach. Co.

On June 17,1927, the plaintiff, Sarah Davis Dickens, purchased a sewing machine from the defendant, the Singer Sewing Machine Company, Inc., for the price of $92; said amount being credited at the time of the sale with $15, of which $5 was paid in cash and $10 was an allowance on an old machine owned by the plaintiff and delivered to the defendant. Thereafter, from time to time, the plaintiff made payments to the defendant aggregating $66, which left a balance due on the purchase price in April, 1930, of $11. At that time the machine was in the home of Ada Lewis, who was holding it for rent…