Sammons-Pennington Company v. Norton

Carleton Harris, Chief Justice.

Appellees, Harry H. Norton and Thomas M. Mann, purchased all assets of the Graham-Wilson Company, consisting mainly of coin operated music machines, and Sammons-Pennington Company, appellant herein, financed the transaction for appellees, as hereinafter set out. On February 15, 1964, appellees executed a conditional sales contract and note in the amount of $15,943.05, plus a finance charge of $2,-574.79. We shall refer to these instruments' hereafter as Contract No. 1. A short time thereafter, Norton advised the company that the contract and note were…