State v. Strong

The defendant was prosecuted on the charge of unlawfully removing personal property from Foster County, on which there was, at the time he removed the same, a subsisting chattel mortgage, to one Ivoenig as mortgagee. He was found guilty and on motion an order was made granting a new trial. From this order the State appeals.

Defendant was charged with. unlawfully removing two horses and some cows. Section 10,248, Comp. Laws 1913, reads as follows:

'‘Every person having in his possession, or under his control, any personal property upon which there is known to him to be a subsisting lien, either…