Fry v. Montague

The Allegan Silver Fox Company, in November, 1925, sold and delivered to the Detroit Silver Fox Farms 58 pair of silver black fox at the price of $27,706.80, of which $100'was paid, verbally retaining title, together with their increase, until paid for. On January 22, 1926, a chattel mortgage was given on the property sold to secure the amount then unpaid, $24,746.80. In the meantime, the Detroit company had sold and issued certificates of title to purchasers of all but three of the foxes, subject to any indebtedness due to it, but without regard to that yet owing to the Allegan company.…