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· 3/23/1921

Edward Thompson Co. v. Dillon

Citations

  • 115 Wash. 114
  • 196 P. 579
  • 1921 Wash. LEXIS 682

Syllabus

<p>Appeal and Ebbob (418)—Review—Findings. A finding hy the trial court that appellant had directed the return of law hooks conditionally sold to respondent, held to he sustained hy a preponderance of the evidence.</p> <p>Sales (182)—Conditional Sales—Remedies op Selles—Election. On a conditional sale of law hooks retaining title in seller until paid for in full and giving the purchaser the option to cancel the contract after payment of $100, the purchaser’s right to elect to return the books after making payments in excess of that sum, would not he defeated where the further payments had been made with the understanding between the parties that he reserved the option to return the books.</p>

Judges: Parker

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