Boseman v. Carter

Carter sold the Bosemans a mule and a horse, reserving title in himself to the property, and, as additional security, took a mortgage upon a mule owned by the Bosemans. The bill of sale reserving title and the mortgage were in one instrument. Before the maturity of the debt the mule covered by the bill of sale was returned to Carter by the Bosemans, who claimed that the mule was worthless, and Carter let them have a horse to try in place of the mule. This horse also was returned by the Bose-mans to Carter, and they refused to retake the mule covered by the bill of sale, and left it with…