Jones v. Detroit Chair Co.

Admitting, as claimed by defendant, that machinery put into a building by a tenant would not be subject to or affected by a real estate mortgage previously given by the lessor, yet this case as it now stands would not come within that rule. The mortgage in question describes the real estate, “together with the chair manufacturing establishment and buildings for the purpose to be erected thereon.” At the time this mortgage was given the erection of buildings and putting machinery therein for such manufacturing purposes was contemplated and the loan was made to assist in accomplishing such…