CARLISLE, Judge.
It is urged by the defendant in error that the judgment in this case was a proper judgment for four reasons: First, because the stipulation of facts recited that the conditional-sale contract was not recorded until June 10, 1957, which was after the claimants had purchased the property on March 26, 1957, and that they were therefore bona fide purchasers of the property for value without notice; second, because the plaintiff had elected a prior inconsistent...
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