Scott v. Menin

Dell Scott, the appellant, commenced an action against the Economy Mercantile Company, a corporation, and A. Menin, for the purpose of reforming a bill of sale covering personal property, claiming that it was intended to he a mortgage and that he had one year within which to redeem, and asked for possession of the personal property or judgment for $838, claimed by the appellant to be the difference in value between the value of the property pledged and the amount owing to the appellees by the appellant.

One Ralph Rosenbloom of Chicago was the owner of a farm near Smithland. This farm was…