GEORGE ROSE SMITH, Justice.
In 1957 the appellees, Thornton Burns and his wife, bought a new car from a Little Rock dealer. The purchase was almost entirely on credit and was financed by the appellant, which took the buyers' note for $2,817.30, secured by a chattel mortgage on the car and on certain household goods. When the car was damaged beyond repair a few months later, it was found that the collision insurance on the vehicle lacked about $700 of being enough...
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