Any words which indicate an intention to annex a condition to the sale will be sufficient. The general rule is that the intention of the parties as shown by the terms of the agreement determines whether a contract is conditional. The whole contract is to be considered, and no detached term or condition should be given prominence or effect over another. The question of intent is a fact determination. The sale of an automobile is complete at the time of delivery as long as the title is delivered within 30 days of the sale.
Insurance policies are contracts.
The interpretation and construction of a contract is a question of law. A trial court's interpretation of a contract may be reviewed by this court de novo. Opinion filed April 6, 2001. Zackery E. Reynolds, of The Reynolds Law Firm, P.A., of Fort Scott, for appellant. How had insured the car with Farmers.