Agricultural Bond & Credit Corp. v. Courtenay Farmers Co-Operative Ass'n

Burke, Ch. J.

During the farming season of 1930 S. M. Posey, Carl Engle, Ben Engle and John Doyle raised large quantities of wheat, flax and barley and after threshing, the said grain was stored in the warehouses of the Courtenay Farmers Co-operative Association and the Atlantic Elevator Company in Courtenay, North Dakota. There were many claims, such as seed liens, labor liens and mortgages, against this grain and the Agricultural Bond and Credit Corporation claiming to have a thresher’s lien upon all of said grain, brought an action to foreclose such lien, making all others claiming liens on…