Carey v. Interstate Bond & Mortgage Co.

On August 28, 1937, Emmet Carey executed a mortgage on his household furniture to secure payment to Interstate Bond and Mortgage Company of a loan of one hundred dollars, payable in twelve monthly installments, commencing September 28,1937. The installment due September 28, 1937, was not paid.. The mortgagee’s representative learned when he called October 21,1937, at the home of mortgagor Carey, that, on that date, Carey’s landlord, who did not know where Carey was, had evicted Carey for nonpayment of rent and placed his household goods on the porch and front lawn of the premises. The…