“There is a complaint that when the defendant paid 653-2s-0d at the end of 1961, which meant two instalments of rent, the company did wrong in allocating half the money as a credit of one instalment and the other half as a payment against repairs: the argument is that the whole amount ought to have been credited to instalments. The point is academic. Under clause 6(f) the hirer must pay punctually both rents and repairs; and clause 8 on the right to retake the vehicle begins- “Should the hirer not observe and perform the foregoing terms, provisions and stipulations or anyone of them”; so the allocation made no difference of substance that we can see. Moreover the defendant presumably knew of that allocation when he agreed with the company on wiping out the account of the tipper that was written off later in March 1962. His complaint on allocation is without point.”