Millick v. Stevens

One Eugene C. Hale, being upon April 2, 1923, the owner of certain brick and tile piled on his premises, sold the same to plaintiff who removed a portion thereof. At the time of the sale, Hale was justly indebted to the Boise-Payette Lumber Company in the sum of $341.85, and on June 12, 1924, to secure his indebtedness, he mortgaged the company that portion of the brick and tile still remaining on his premises. Neither the company nor any of its officers had any notice or knowledge that the plaintiff claimed any interest in the property so mortgaged. Thereafter, the defendant sheriff took…