Feigenspan v. Mulligan

Stevenson, Y. C.

The bill exhibits the following case:

The complainant, a corporation under the laws of New Jersey, the corporate objects and business of which are not stated, held two chattel mortgages, made by the defendants to secure, in the aggregate, $807.50. The larger of these mortgages, and apparently the other as well, covered “certain saloon fixtures at number 463 Avenue C in the city of Bayonne, where the said mortgagors conducted a saloon.”

On or about June 29th, 1900, the complainant lent the defendants $250 for the purpose of obtaining “the license from the mayor and council of the…