Pease v. The L. Fish Furniture Co.

Appellee, “ a regular dealer on the so-called installment plan,” sold to a married woman a quantity of furniture, taking as security therefor a chattel mortgage upon the property so sold; the mortgage was executed by the purchaser alone, her husband not joining therein, which mortgage was duly acknowledged and recorded.

Thereafter, judgment having been obtained against the purchaser, a levy ivas made upon the mortgaged property; whereupon appellee replevied said furniture.

We have in Patterson v. Higgins, 58 Ill. App. 268, passed upon the question here presented. To the ruling in that case we…