Blumberg v. Coleman

Appellee mortgaged a team of horses, wagon and harness to appellants, Blumberg and Teel to secure the payment of a note for $138. The mortgage contained a condition that appellee should retain possession of the mortgaged property until the note became due, and if the note was not paid when due appellants should have the right of possession. The note not being paid when due, appellants secured the possession of the mortgaged property through a writ of replevin, and afterwards advertised and sold it. The mortgage provided for foreclosure by sale at public auction after written notice for ten…