People v. Shakun

The defendant loaned a sum of money, in excess of $200, at a usurious rate of interest, to Charles W. Megonegal, who has described himself as the owner of a “ print shop.” For the better security of the loan, the defendant took from Megonegal a chattel mortgage upon certain articles contained in the print shop, which are described in the instrument as follows: “ One 10 x 15 C. & P. Printing Press with motor & equipment; One 30" C. & P. Power Paper Cutter; Two City Stands with all type; One Hamilton Cabinet with all type; One Vecto Heater Furnace; Two Electric Fans; All furniture, fixtures,…