Charles Lippincott & Co. v. Holden

Citations

• 11 Pa. Super. 15
• 1899 Pa. Super. LEXIS 96

Syllabus

<p>Bailment — Conditional sale — Effect of notes.</p> <p>A contract in writing admitted to be a carefully drawn contract of bailment is not converted into a conditional sale upon proof that notes were given by the bailee for the deferred payments; in the absence of proof to the contrary they are to be considered as made at the same time and construed as constituent parts and in aid of the contract as a convenience to facilitate the payment of instalments as they fall due.</p>