Gaar, Scott & Co. v. Vanhook

OPINION op the CouRT by

Judge Carroll

Affirming.

The appellee, Vanhook, in June, 1908, purchased from the appellant, G-aar, Scott & Company, a threshing out*333fit for $1,810, for which amount ho executed several notes, and to secure the payment of these notes he executed a mortgage on the purchased property. On October 13, 1910, the company brought suit against Vanhook to obtain judgment for the balance due on its notes, which at that time amounted to some $1,400, and it asked for a receiver and that the mortgaged property be sold to pay the debt.

A few days after this, suit was filed Vanhook, by a…