Grady Trading Co. v. Ireland
Court of Appeals of Georgia
1Opinion of the CourtBloodworth, J.
On November 31, 1919, Spencer Ware, who lived in Grady county, went to Thomasville, Thomas county, Georgia, and bought a mule from Cockran & Company, live-stock dealers, and then and there executed a mortgage on the mule. The mule was then carried by Ware to his home in Grady county. The mortgage given to Cochran & Company was not recorded in Thomas county, but was recorded in Grady county on November 39, 1919, *173and was transferred to Mrs. Ireland. Ware gave to Grady Trading Company on February 23, 1921, a mortgage on the mule, which was recorded June 24, 1921. Ware failing to pay.the…
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